RightHand Robotics Lands Investment from Rockwell Automation

RightHand Robotics just received a new investment from industrial automation specialists Rockwell Automation. Together, they plan to make robotic picking easier for warehouses that need to move faster and handle all kinds of products.

The investment combines RightHand Robotics’ piece-picking technology with Rockwell’s automation expertise. The companies plan to help warehouses and fulfillment centers improve order picking, speed up operations, and make automation easier to adopt.

“Rockwell Automation recognizes the importance of the system integrator ecosystem in providing complete automated systems to the market,” said Evan Kaiser, Industry Sales Director for Warehousing and Logistics at Rockwell Automation. “RightHand Robotics enables us to bring more tools to empower these integrators to build intelligent material handling solutions for the market.”

RightHand Robotics’ RightPick system handles a wide range of items, making it a reliable choice for busy warehouses with thousands of products. As companies look for ways to future-proof their operations, Rockwell and RightHand say they want to make it easier for customers to add automation without long, complicated projects.

“This investment reflects a shared commitment to driving automation forward. Integrators can confidently adopt RightPick, knowing it’s backed by years of development and now supported by a global automation leader,” added Yaro Tenzer, co-founder and CEO of RightHand Robotics. “Together, we’re making robotic fulfillment more accessible and scalable for warehouses worldwide.”

With demand for faster and more predictable fulfillment growing, RightHand Robotics and Rockwell Automation say they are ready to help companies move toward smarter, faster warehouses.

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