Anyware Robotics builds Pixmo, an autonomous mobile manipulator that unloads, sorts, palletizes and picks cases for logistics operators and 3PLs.
Anyware Robotics is a US maker of Pixmo, an AMR base combining a cobot arm, 3D perception, and a vacuum gripper for container and truck unloading, with a roadmap to palletizing and case picking. It raised a $12M seed in March 2025 (GFT Ventures lead) and has a first public customer, Western Post US (~45,000 containers a year), claiming up to a 60% reduction in receiving labor. Revenue and broader deployment are undisclosed.
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Anyware Robotics builds Pixmo, an autonomous mobile manipulator that unloads, sorts, palletizes and picks cases for logistics operators and 3PLs. Anyware Robotics is a US maker of Pixmo, an AMR base combining a cobot arm, 3D perception, and a vacuum gripper for container and truck unloading, with a roadmap to palletizing and case picking. It raised a $12M seed in March 2025 (GFT Ventures lead) and has a first public customer, Western Post US (~45,000 containers a year), claiming up to a 60% reduction in receiving labor. Revenue and broader
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Anyware Robotics is based in United States.
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