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Fabric builds robotic micro-fulfilment systems that let grocery, health and beauty and general-merchandise retailers pick online orders close to customers, from inside or behind existing stores and in compact urban sites.
About Fabric
Fabric builds robotic micro-fulfilment systems that let grocery, health and beauty and general-merchandise retailers pick online orders close to customers, from inside or behind existing stores and in compact urban sites. The company was founded in Tel Aviv in 2015 as CommonSense Robotics and is commercially headquartered in New York, with its engineering base remaining in Israel — a dual US–Israel footprint reflected in its operating sites in both countries. Its automation combines proprietary robots that move inventory totes within a three-dimensional storage grid with picking stations and end-to-end fulfilment software, handling multiple temperature zones including fresh and frozen goods. Fabric sells the system in several formats sized to the site: Centralized Fulfillment Centers for large metros, Micro Fulfillment Centers (MFCs) of around 15,000 square feet for on-demand urban fulfilment, the containerised Nano Express for full-basket delivery or click-and-collect, and the parking-space-sized Quick-Pick unit for 24/7 automated collection.
Having previously operated fulfilment sites as a service, the company now supplies the platform to retailers and partners, and in September 2025 launched Orchestra, an AI-native software platform intended to lower the cost of automated fulfilment (company announcement). Named retail deployments include drugstore and grocery chains in Israel and North America.
Products & services
- Micro Fulfillment Center (MFC) — robotic fulfilment system for urban and in-store sites, supporting B2C orders and B2B store replenishment across temperature zones
- Centralized Fulfillment Center (CFC) — larger-format automated fulfilment for metropolitan areas
- Nano Express — containerised, tri-temperature automated fulfilment unit for rapid delivery and click-and-collect, deployable in about 12 weeks
- Quick-Pick — compact automated unit (about one parking space) for 24/7 lockers, drive-thru and walk-in collection
- Storage and Sortation Buffer — automated order storage that can support existing facilities or reduce picking labour in manual operations
- Orchestra — AI-native fulfilment software platform (launched September 2025), with the company’s end-to-end software for inbound, picking and dispatch
Questions partners ask
Fabric builds robotic micro-fulfilment systems that let grocery, health and beauty and general-merchandise retailers pick online orders close to customers, from inside or behind existing stores and in compact urban sites. Its listed range includes Micro Fulfillment Center, Centralized Fulfillment Center, Nano Express, Quick-Pick.
Fabric is headquartered in New York, United States — founded and engineered in Tel Aviv, Israel, where its R&D centre remains; the dual US–Israel base is also reflected in directory listings giving a Tel Aviv address. Its founding is recorded as: 2015 (in Tel Aviv, Israel, as CommonSense Robotics; later renamed Fabric. Some secondary directories cite 2014 — divergence recorded, 2015 adopted from Israeli startup-registry and tracker consensus).
Approximately US$336 million raised in total (CB Insights tracker figure), most recently a US$200 million Series C in October 2021 that valued the company above US$1 billion; earlier backers reported include Temasek, CPP Investments and Princeville Capital. The company itself does not publish a cumulative total, so the figure is a tracker total, recorded here after verification at drafting per the queue note.
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- Company website — getfabric.com (official site: profile facts, headquarters, markets and product range). Checked 6 November 2026.
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Profile facts
| Headquarters | New York, United States (commercial headquarters; company announcements are issued from New York) — founded and engineered in Tel Aviv, Israel, where its R&D centre remains; the dual US–Israel base is also reflected in directory listings giving a Tel Aviv address (Hamasger 9) |
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| Country | United States |
| Industry | Robotics & warehouse automation — robotic micro-fulfilment centres (MFC) and automated fulfilment platforms for retail |
| Founded | 2015 (in Tel Aviv, Israel, as CommonSense Robotics; later renamed Fabric. Some secondary directories cite 2014 — divergence recorded, 2015 adopted from Israeli startup-registry and tracker consensus) |
| Company size | — (not publicly disclosed; left blank rather than guessed) |
| Markets served | North America and Israel primarily; grocery, health and beauty and general-merchandise retailers, plus fulfilment partnerships with delivery platforms |
| Official website | getfabric.com |
| Public funding | Approximately US$336 million raised in total (CB Insights tracker figure), most recently a US$200 million Series C in October 2021 that valued the company above US$1 billion; earlier backers reported include Temasek, CPP Investments and Princeville Capital. The company itself does not publish a cumulative total, so the figure is a tracker total, recorded here after verification at drafting per the queue note |
| Profile status | Not yet claimed |
| Facts last verified | 6 November 2026 |
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