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Symbotic

Warehouse-automation company (NASDAQ: SYM; Wilmington MA) whose system pairs SymBot AMRs with vision-guided arms and storage structure; dominant via its…

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Founded
2007
HQ
Wilmington, Massachusetts, USA
Status
NASDAQ: SYM
Models
3
Deployments
1

Verified profile

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  • 1

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  • Updated 1 month ago

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Key facts

Founded

2007, Wilmington, Massachusetts

Founder

Rick Cohen (CEO, billionaire C&S Wholesale Grocers owner)

Product

Autonomous mobile robots for pallet and case handling; AI-driven warehouse orchestration; end-to-end automation for distribution centers

SPAC

Merged with SVF Investment Corp (SoftBank) 2022; ticker SYM; ~$5.5B valuation

Strategic

Walmart multi-year commercial agreement (2021-2030+) - automate regional distribution centers

Customers

Walmart, C&S Wholesale Grocers, Albertsons

Patents

Patents on autonomous pallet handling, case sorting, warehouse AI orchestration

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Data & sources

  • Press releases4

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Current platform

BreakPack

Symbotic's BreakPack (BP) Bot sorts less-than-full-case quantities into bins for partial-case fulfillment; inventory is placed on the bot at pick stations and transported to totes, handling items from ~1 to 60 lb across a wide size range.

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Current platform

Symbot

Autonomous mobile robot for pallet handling in warehouses. Part of Symbotic automation platform.

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Current platform

Symbotic System

Symbotic (NASDAQ: SYM) is a warehouse-automation company (Wilmington, Massachusetts; founder Rick Cohen) whose system combines fleets of SymBot autonomous mobile robots, vision-guided robotic arms, and a fixed storage structure, orchestrated by AI software to perform end-to-end case handling (depalletization, storage, palletization). It is the most heavily verified entity in the AMR cohort: SEC filings confirm a roughly $22.5 billion backlog, that Walmart accounts for about 85.6% of a recent quarter's revenue, and deployment across dozens of Walmart regional distribution centers, with additional customers including Albertsons, C&S Wholesale Grocers, Target, and the SoftBank GreenBox joint venture. In January 2025 (not 2026, correcting the dispatch) Symbotic acquired Walmart's Advanced Systems and Robotics business for $200 million plus up to $350 million contingent, alongside a separate $520 million Walmart-funded program for 400 Accelerated Pickup and Delivery systems. Maturity is commercial; it is a system rather than a single roaming robot.

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Relationships

Current leadership (6)

Founders (1)

Board (5)

Safety record

No incidents on record for Symbotic.

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Operated deployments (1)

Operator customers (2)

Recent coverage

Symbotic in third-party press

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