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About Nomagic

Nomagic is a Warsaw-based warehouse robotics company that applies general-purpose "Physical AI" to the picking, packing and sorting work inside e-commerce and logistics warehouses. Its robots are built around proprietary vision-language-action models — an intelligence layer the company calls its AI Brain, running on its Link technology — which lets standard industrial robot arms handle millions of different SKUs, react to anomalies such as lost or disordered items, and keep learning from the products they handle. The current solution family covers the main goods-handling steps of a fulfilment centre: Pick, which turns AutoStore or shuttle ports into intelligent picking stations; Pack, which automates packing goods into final customer parcels; Sort, which removes the induction bottleneck at sorter infeeds; Spot, which checks packed orders and flags inaccuracies; and the Shoebox Picker, launched in 2026 for delicate two-piece and unsealed shoeboxes, a category the company presents as a first for Physical AI.

Nomagic sells the systems with 24/7 monitoring and operational support and also partners with other robotics companies to add its AI layer to third-party hardware. Named customers on its website include Komplett, Brack.Alltron and Arvato, and company announcements add BESTSECRET and a scaling deployment with Zalando. The team operates from a European headquarters in Warsaw, a North American headquarters in Roswell, Georgia, and offices in Berlin and Lucerne.

Products & services

• Pick — robotic picking stations that convert AutoStore or shuttle ports into intelligent ports for high-volume order picking
• Pack — automated packing of goods into final customer packages
• Sort — robotic induction that removes the sorter infeed bottleneck, including during peaks
• Spot — automated checking of packed orders to flag inaccuracies before dispatch
• Shoebox Picker — Physical AI solution for picking, sorting and packing delicate two-piece shoeboxes
• Partnership programme adding Nomagic’s AI intelligence layer to other robotics companies' hardware, with 24/7 monitoring and support across all solutions

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