Anyware Robotics

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Excited to share that Anyware Robotics has made it to the Semifinals of the “Robotics & Physical AI Awards 2025” 🎉 We were recognized in the category for "Industrial Robotics Deployment & Transformation" for Pixmo, our physical AI equipped robot, that autonomously unloads containers and trucks, sorts and palletizes, depalletizes, pick cases, and loads containers – all with identical hardware. See full announcement: https://lnkd.in/gY_QM4dN The Robotics & Physical AI Awards, organized by Nebius in partnership with NVIDIA, spotlight the world’s most forward-thinking startups and scale-ups pioneering the frontier of physical intelligence, from robotics and embodied systems to vision and action AI. We’re proud to stand alongside exceptional innovators shaping the next generation of physical intelligence: #anyware #multipurposerobot #letsgo

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Ghosts, pumpkin carving contests, and… box-handling robots? Check out the winning carvings! 🎃🎃 The Anyware team is keeping spirits high (and boxes moving) this Halloween. Big shoutout to the team for bringing energy, creativity, and fun to everything we do. #HappyHalloween #Anyware #StartupCulture #PhysicalAI

3PLs are feeling the pressure from labor shortages, high turnover, and tough working conditions. The dock has quietly become one of the hardest jobs in logistics. At Saddle Creek Logistics Services, Pixmo moved inside the trailer, and the results were immediate: faster unloads, safer teams, happier people. It’s a good reminder that innovation isn’t always software or dashboards. Sometimes it starts by improving the hardest job on the floor. Thanks to Robotics247 for covering the story. 🤖 📦 Read the case study: https://lnkd.in/geBMxknK #3PL #WarehouseAutomation #Innovation #SupplyChain #LogisticsLeaders #trailerunloading #pixmo #anywarerobotics

When your robot’s built for warehouses but wants to see the world... An office Pixmo was captured moving locations - some light “field testing” duty today. 😎 Easy relocation is just one of the benefits of a super mobile robotic base. #RobotLife #WarehouseAutomation #Logistics

Most people assume warehouse robots create ROI by moving faster. But that’s not the entire story. The biggest benefit our customers see with Pixmo isn’t speed... it’s predictability. When your dock unloads finish at the same time every day, without heat delays or call-outs, you can plan tighter schedules, reduce detention, and keep your entire operation flowing. Automation isn’t just about doing things faster, it’s about making your operation more predictable. Here at Anyware, that's what we take pride in. Day in and day out operational excellence. #warehousereceiving #WarehouseAutomation #SupplyChainEfficiency #Robotics #OperationalExcellence #Predictability #unloading

It is heartbreaking to hear this tragic news. In today’s world, it’s hard to believe that fatal injuries still happen inside warehouses — yet they do. Anyone who has read the comments under this YouTube video will see how dangerous and exhausting it is to work inside a cramped, overheated container. This is exactly why we chose heavy-duty tasks as the starting point for Anyware Robotics. These are jobs the human body is not built to do safely, yet people are still asked to perform them every day. By taking on dangerous, dirty, and physically punishing tasks like truck unloading, robotics can protect workers while allowing people to focus on what humans do best. No one should have to risk their life to move freight.

Excited to share that Anyware Robotics was named to the Smart AI 100, recognizing the top early-stage AI startups shaping the future. It's a fantastic list of amazing founders and teams. Check out the link for the full list: https://lnkd.in/gSefCkwd #SmartAI100 Grace Gong

This year we’ve had the pleasure of working with an amazing individual, Reid Dye. Reid, currently in his second year of undergrad at UC Berkeley, joined our team this past May as a Robotics Software Intern and recently wrapped up his internship. During his time with us, Reid contributed to two major projects: base movement and multipick with Pixmo! He consistently dove into challenging topics that are not introduced until a Master's program in Robotics, with a true eagerness to learn. He brought fresh ideas (including introducing the team to the sport Jugger - google it!), impressive dedication, and showed remarkable growth - not only as an individual, but in his robotics expertise. Thank you, Reid, for your hard work, ideas, and positivity. You’ve left your mark not only on Pixmo but on our entire team. We can’t wait to see what you do next, we’ll always be cheering you on! 🚀 If you want to join the Anyware team, we're hiring! To see open positions, link in the comments below. #Robotics #Automation #Engineering #Internship #LifeAtAnyware