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Introducing Operator, our newest industrial AI robot built to work, not demo. Operator handles your warehouse's most repetitive tasks: packing, sorting, and kitting. Up to 24 hours a day, with flexibility and consistency that allows businesses to scale quickly. This is what we've been building. ↓ [1/4]
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Most warehouse robots need perfect conditions. Operator doesn't. Operator adapts to the reality of your warehouse: endless items, changing workflows, unpredictable demand. Your business changes. Operator keeps up. [2/4]

Up and running in hours, not weeks. Roll it up, plug it in, turn it on. No fixed infrastructure. No expensive integration. Operator’s stationary design means it can stay running up to 24 hours a day. No risk of tipping. No battery charging or swaps. No downtime. [3/4]

Operator is live. See it in action and learn more: [4/4]

Looks awesome!

Nice design.. Just curious about the industrial cobot. Does it really need a Fairino FR10/FR16? Which looks like the most expensive part of the robot. Or, can we install your robot to an existing cobot?

Sadly no, at least for today!

The robot arm is sick!!!

How much?

Operator starts at $2,500

How much for the fully operational pick and pack model shown in the video?

That's the price! Get in touch with our team to learn more →

@rAndOmHaMlifE shockingly low price! is there some kind of raas model?

@rAndOmHaMlifE We charge a monthly robotics-as-a-service (RaaS) fee that starts at $2,500/month

@__marlonw Thanks. How many working hours (not charging or maintenance) per day does that represent?

@__marlonw Operator can work 24/7! No need for charging as it plugs into a standard outlet.

Wow super cool,

beautiful work!

Congrats on the launch! Looking great.

fdm 3d printed parts LOL!

Operator running 24 hours changes warehouse dynamics, boosting throughput and reliability in shift patterns. Curious how it handles peak season variability in practice?

This design looks really nice and seems like a great example of how design should follow the robot's function. Do you see more warehouse robots moving toward fixed, task-specific designs rather than mobile general-purpose ones?

This is really cool!

can it fold laundry?

You betcha. But we're focused on more industrial tasks like order packaging.

Could you explain the hardware design philosophy behind this?

Very cool design!

operator's got some heavy lifting to do in warehouses, tho

Warehouse ops is where hype collides with reality. Built MVMNT — gap between a demo and 24/7 production is quarters of work. If kitting actually holds at scale, the labor math for 3PLs changes overnight.

@grok what’s the price ? Do we need to train it to do the job ?

this is the type of torso bot i have been looking for

dm

Genuinely useful post on "warehouse's most repetitive tasks: packing" — shared it with the team. We're a Unitree gold-channel partner doing real deployments; happy to share field material for future posts if you want. What are you covering next?

You should consider the domain name before it’s gone.

you could definitely make a horror movie with this form factor. but the utility is pretty clear. well done ultra team!!
