Videos – Vecna Robotics
Vecna Robotics’ autonomous tugger maximizes warehouse efficiency. See the self-driving tow tractor in action at FedEx Ground.
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Building Management
Material Handling Robots: Customer Testimonial
See Vecna Robotics’ material-handling robots in action, and hear from the people who work alongside them every day. Find out how material-handling robots can provide key adaptability and reliable performance in a dynamic setting. To learn more, go to vecnarobotics.com
Building Management
Vecna Robotics’ Autonomous Counterbalanced Fork Truck
The Autonomous Counterbalanced Fork Truck is a highly versatile, safe, intelligent and integrated pallet-handling solution. This next-generation AMR offers vertical lift of up to 72”to move a wider range of payloads and pallet types, lift inventory to and from equipment, and seamlessly work alongside other materials handling vehicles and human workers improving productivity in dynamic…
Building Management
Milton Cat Interview – Self-Driving Pallet Jack
See how Milton Cat uses Vecna Robotics’ self-driving pallet jack to transport pallets across their facility.
Building Management
Product Launch of Vecna Robotics’ Autonomous Counterbalanced Fork Truck
On December 9th, 2020 Vecna Robotics unveiled the fully Autonomous Counterbalanced Fork Truck to the world in a live virtual product launch. See the recording here that includes the Q&A from the live audience, then learn more about this self-driving vehicle on our page
Building Management
The Fastest Robot Fleet for Pallet Handling
Vecna Robotics’ AMRs are the fastest pallet handling robots in the industry, topping out at 3 m/s. Combined with Vecna Robotics’ advanced pallet handling and Free Space Navigation technology, these robots are smarter and more nimble than any other before.
Building Management
The Newest Innovation in Autonomous Fork Trucks
Warehouse automation capabilities are changing the way facilities operate. Using robotics allows for smarter workflows and the ability to position human resources in more high-level work. Repetitive and manual tasks are the ideal starting points for automation. The use of autonomous fork trucks continues to gain momentum. Now, Vecna Robotics, a developer of autonomous mobile…
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Allowing Purpose to Lead: Adrienne Mageors on Building a Career Grounded in Inclusion and Community Impact
Sometimes, purpose finds you when you least expect it. For Adrienne Mageors, it came in the form of a question she couldn’t ignore—one that pulled her out of corporate marketing and into a life of service and inclusion. What began as a career pivot became something bigger: a mission to build spaces where every…
The New Playbook for College ROI: Podium Education’s Scalable Model for Real-World Learning
The debate around the return on investment (ROI) of a four-year degree has reached a fever pitch. As tuition costs rise and employers question the value of traditional credentials, higher education leaders are rethinking how to make college more career-relevant. Experiential learning—work-based and project-based education embedded within curricula—is emerging as one of the most promising…
Heating Up the HVAC Industry: Closing the Gaps in Mentorship, Training, and Trust with Joshua Griffin
A rapidly changing HVAC industry is being shaped by refrigerant shortages, a deepening labor gap, and shifting expectations from homeowners. With refrigerant regulations evolving and long-trusted standards like R410A being phased out, contractors and technicians are navigating not only technical complexity, but also a growing need to rebuild trust and transparency with customers. The…
Redefining Talent Solutions in the AI Era: Soft Skills, Purpose, and Flexibility at the Center of Career Growth
As careers become less linear and more purpose-driven, workers are increasingly drawn to environments that value adaptability, culture fit, and soft skills for career growth. These capabilities are proving just as critical as technical expertise, especially as AI, remote work, and flexible paths reshape the labor market. According to McKinsey, 70 percent of workers…
