Nomagic warehouse robots go from bimanual to trimanual, pause to solve tricky picks
m_wulfmeier · x · 2026-10-31
Warehouse robotics company Nomagic showed its robot fleet ready for Halloween weekend: when a pick gets tricky, the robots stop, think, and solve the "unpickable." Researcher mwulfmeier teased that the system has evolved from single-arm to bimanual to trimanual configurations.
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