Inside Dexory's factory: how warehouse-scanning robots go from R&D to assembly in three stages
lukas_m_ziegler · x · 2026-09-29
A behind-the-scenes tour of Dexory's factory shows how its warehouse-scanning robots are made: new autonomy features go through verification and validation in R&D, a machine shop produces custom metalwork with on-site 3D printers so ideas can be tested within a week, and assembly proceeds in three stages—base (batteries, sensors, LiDAR), tower (electronics, cameras, lights), then mating—followed by QA and per-customer commissioning.
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