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About Rapyuta Robotics

Rapyuta Robotics is a Tokyo-based warehouse robotics company whose name comes from "rapyuta", the cloud robotics platform its founders helped build under the EU-funded RoboEarth project before starting the company in 2014. Its stated purpose is "empowering lives with connected machines": automating the dirty, dull and dangerous work in logistics by connecting and coordinating robots through the cloud. After an early in-house drone venture, the company pivoted to logistics in 2019, completing a pick-assist pilot with Nippon Express, and its warehouse range now has three main lines. The Rapyuta PA-AMR and the larger PA-AMR XL are collaborative pick-assist autonomous mobile robots that travel with human pickers; the company describes the PA-AMR as Japan’s number-one solution of its kind, coordinated by award-winning multi-robot control software that cuts walking distance without changing the warehouse layout.

The Rapyuta ASRS is a modular bin-based automated storage and retrieval system designed to adapt to varied facility layouts, and the Rapyuta AFL extends the range to autonomous forklift work. Published case studies include deployments for Askul Logist with Nestlé Japan, Yasuda Logistics and Kokubu. The company operates from Tokyo with a United States subsidiary in Chicago and an engineering office in Bengaluru, India, and states that its team comes from more than 20 countries.

Products & services

• Rapyuta PA-AMR — collaborative pick-assist autonomous mobile robot that works alongside human pickers
• Rapyuta PA-AMR XL — larger pick-assist AMR variant for heavier warehouse work
• Rapyuta ASRS — modular automated storage and retrieval system adaptable to existing facility layouts
• Rapyuta AFL — autonomous forklift
• Multi-robot fleet control and coordination software underpinning the product range

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