Berkshire Grey vs Waabi
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Bedford, MA AI robotics company deploying picking, sorting, and packing systems for retail fulfillment; computer vision and ML handle diverse SKUs that previously required human hands.
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Berkshire Grey is a Bedford, Massachusetts-based robotics company that develops AI-powered robotic systems for fulfillment, distribution, and retail operations. Its product portfolio includes robotic picking systems for piece-level item handling, mobile robotic sort systems for parcel and unit sortation, and automated store replenishment solutions. Berkshire Grey's systems combine computer vision, machine learning, and proprietary manipulation hardware to handle the wide range of SKUs found in retail and ecommerce environments — a problem that has historically required human hands. Customers include FedEx, Target, and major grocery chains deploying Berkshire Grey systems to reduce labor dependency in their fulfillment operations. The company went public via SPAC in 2021 and trades on Nasdaq. Berkshire Grey competes with Locus Robotics, 6 River Systems (Shopify), and AutoStore in the fulfillment automation market.
$1B round in Jan 2026 ($750M Series C + $250M from Uber). Expanding from autonomous trucking into robotaxis via Uber partnership. Volvo VNL Autonomous launch.
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Waabi is a Toronto, Ontario-based autonomous trucking company — having raised over $280 million including a $200 million Series B in June 2024 led by Uber and Khosla Ventures — developing the Waabi Driver, an end-to-end generative AI system that operates Class 8 trucks without human safety drivers using a single interpretable neural network rather than the rule-based stacks used by competitors. Founded in 2021 by CEO Raquel Urtasun (University of Toronto professor, former Chief Scientist of Uber ATG, and endorsed by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton), Waabi has partnered with Volvo Autonomous Solutions to produce the Volvo VNL Autonomous truck — featuring Waabi's AI driver integrated with six redundant safety systems and manufactured at Volvo's New River Valley plant in Virginia. Waabi runs autonomous freight shipments for Fortune 500 companies through its Uber Freight partnership in Texas, and has demonstrated complete autonomous driving capability across highways and general surface streets with driverless commercial operations targeting 2025.
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