Rather than inefficiently retrofitting warehouses that were designed for people, we're completely reimagining and reinventing the warehouse to be conducive to robots – where robots can go and what robots can do. At Nimble, we've built intelligent robots that automate the hardest manual task in the warehouse, the unit-picking and packing process. We believe that approach leads to a suboptimal solution design – one with marginal gains and very high integration costs which ultimately dilutes the ROI. They’re taking legacy old-school warehouse concepts that were designed around the ergonomics, safety and productivity of people and trying to automate each manual process one step at a time. “Many companies are working to incrementally automate the warehouse. Our autonomous fulfillment centers and 3PL service will give brands access to state-of-the-art robotic fulfillment systems in a cost-effective way without large upfront investment,” said Nimble’s Founder and CEO Simon Kalouche. Brands want to leverage robotics and automation solutions to address this issue but are often challenged by the economics. “Finding and retaining warehouse labor, while meeting a 2-day delivery standard, is our customer’s number one operational problem. population coverage in 1-2 days and click-to-collect savings of up to 40% compared to legacy 3PL providers. Nimble's network of robotic warehouses will provide brands 96%+ U.S. Nimble's intelligent robotic fulfillment systems will autonomously pick, pack and ship eCommerce orders while reducing warehouse size by up to 75%. Building Nimble’s technological advancements are world-class engineers from NASA, SpaceX, Tesla, Boston Dynamics, GoogleX as well as Stanford, Carnegie Mellon and MIT. To scale its robotic 3PL fulfillment service Nimble has assembled a team of leading executives who have scaled logistics operations at Amazon. The additional funds bring total capital raised to $115 million.īuilding on five years of experience in robotic eCommerce fulfillment, the fresh capital will further Nimble’s goal of building a nationwide network of next-generation autonomous 3PL fulfillment centers. SAN FRANCISCO-( BUSINESS WIRE)- Nimble, an autonomous logistics and AI robotics company, announced today that it has raised $65 million in a Series B financing round led by Cedar Pine, with participation from existing investors DNS Capital, GSR Ventures, and Breyer Capital, among others.
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