A few years ago, unloading trailers and containers with autonomous robots was a breakthrough. Today, it’s a production reality with tens of millions of boxes moved. But when faced with certain challenges, like complex or chaotic stacking patterns, wedged boxes, or extreme SKU variety, robots can slow down or stall where a human intuitively adapts.

How do we narrow this gap? By leveraging Boston Dynamics’ decades-long experience building mobile robots, cutting-edge AI-driven methods, and traditional engineering.

Join us for an in-depth session as we explore the challenges in automating warehouse tasks like unloading trailers, and how recent advances in AI are rapidly changing how much and how quickly we can expand our autonomous capabilities in the most constrained and unpredictable environments.

In this webinar you’ll discover:

  1. The Capabilities Ceiling: Why trailer unloading robots slow or stall when faced with extreme SKU variety or physical interactions like wedged boxes and jammed freight.
  2. Bridging the Human-Robot Gap: Why picking and placing boxes is simple for people but hard for robots, and how foundation models are finally closing that gap.
  3. Unlocking Greater ROI: How achieving greater complexity results in more addressable freight and faster ROI.
  4. Additional Next Frontiers: How Boston Dynamics is developing other applications like Case Pick, and offering complete inbound solutions that incorporate Palletizing.