{"title":"Agilox vs AutoStore: Mobile robots & AMRs compared","url":"https://www.frontiertechintelligence.com/compare/agilox-vs-autostore","comparison":"AutoStore ranks 26 on the Robotics 100 with a score of 86; Agilox ranks 80 with 79. AutoStore is ahead on commercials, progress and firepower. Level on deployment, production, technology, positioning and leverage. Agilox is based in Vorchdorf, Austria, AutoStore in Nedre Vats, Norway. AutoStore: Established. Agilox is named in 0 signals and AutoStore in 45.","companies":[{"name":"Agilox","url":"https://www.frontiertechintelligence.com/companies/agilox","city":"Vorchdorf","country":"Austria","stage":null,"founded":null,"last_round":null,"positioning":"AGILOX is an Austrian developer and manufacturer of autonomous mobile robots and fleet software for pallet-based intralogistics and production logistics. On Jan-07-25 it announced the AGILOX OFL AMR for LogiMAT 2025, and company materials state that more than 1,600 AMRs were in operation; an AGILOX China company post reported the 2,000th AMR leaving the Austrian production line in Jul-25. Its distinguishing capability is infrastructure-free, decentralized X-SWARM operation demonstrated in customer production environments, although most scale and operating metrics remain company-sourced.","assessed_in":{"domain":"Robotics","list":"Robotics 100","rank":80,"score":79,"tier":"member","scores":{"gate_ne":["firepower"],"leverage":8,"position":8,"progress":8,"firepower":6,"commercial":6,"deployment":10,"production":8,"technology":8},"why":"Agilox builds and sells autonomous mobile robots, including the AGILOX OFL, for industrial logistics and material handling at customers such as BMW Group and MAHLE.","segment":"Mobile robots & AMRs","layer":"Systems"},"signals_total":0,"facts_total":13},{"name":"AutoStore","url":"https://www.frontiertechintelligence.com/companies/autostore","city":"Nedre Vats","country":"Norway","stage":"Established","founded":null,"last_round":null,"positioning":"AutoStore is a Norwegian warehouse-automation maker (cube-storage ASRS) with ~92,500 robots across ~2,000 systems in 68 countries, FY2025 revenue of $539M, and FY26 guidance of ~$700M. It signed an Amazon global strategic supply agreement (August 2026), posted record Q2-26 revenue of $192M (+43%) on a $596M backlog, and set a $75M buyback, recovering after 2025 revenue dipped from $601M in 2024. The Amazon agreement is the marquee 2026 win.","assessed_in":{"domain":"Robotics","list":"Robotics 100","rank":26,"score":86,"tier":"member","scores":{"gate_ne":["technology","firepower"],"leverage":8,"position":8,"progress":10,"firepower":8,"commercial":10,"deployment":10,"production":8,"technology":8},"why":"AutoStore designs, supplies, and deploys automated storage and retrieval systems, including warehouse robots, storage grids, bins, and ports for e-commerce, grocery, healthcare, retail, and distribution customers.","segment":"Mobile robots & AMRs","layer":"Systems"},"signals_total":45,"facts_total":20}],"note":"Assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence; facts and signals carry their sources."}