Berkshire Grey Operating Company, Inc.

Berkshire Grey, Inc.

Jeffrey Kittredge

Christopher Geyer

Lakshman Kumar

Joseph M Romano

Matthew T Mason

Thomas Wagner

Prasanna Velagapudi

Kyle Maroney

Victoria Hinchey

Andrew Gauthier

John Richard Amend, Jr

John Richard Amend

Ryan O'Hern

Joshua Best

Thomas Koletschka

Jeremy Saslaw

Yu Ding

Anjana Nellithimaru

Jacob Torrey

Luis Galup

Thomas Allen

Christopher Buck

Samuel Naseef

Jessica Scolnic

Craig Hattabaugh

Abhishek Kaluri

Emmanuel Bisse

Sara Laprade

Sarah Myers

Dongshin Kim

Joseph Romano

John Richard Jr Amend

A distribution system is disclosed for use in an induction system with an object processing system. The distribution system provides distribution of dissimilar objects into one of a plurality of receiving units. The distribution system includes an urging system for urging an object on a conveyor from the conveyor to one of a plurality of adjacent receiving stations via a receiving chute, wherein each receiving station is lower than the conveyor.

Systems and methods for separating objects using conveyor transfer with one or more object processing systems

An induction system is disclosed for filtering the induction of objects to a plurality of object processing systems. The induction system includes an evaluation means for evaluating at least one characteristic of an object, and routing means for routing the object in one of a plurality of directions responsive to the evaluated characteristic, at least one of the plurality of directions leading to a selected one of the plurality of object processing systems.

Systems and methods for distributing induction of objects to a plurality of object processing systems

An object processing system is disclosed that includes an object induction station at which objects are provided for processing. The object induction station includes at least one perception unit for providing perception data regarding an object, and an object processing system for receiving objects from the object induction station, and for urging an object into a first end of one of a plurality of chute location, each of which including a first end that is accessible by the carrier and a second end that is accessible by a mobile destination container of a plurality of mobile destination containers.

Robotic put wall systems and methods with mobile destination location assemblies

A carrier system is disclosed for use in an object processing system. The carrier system includes a carrier body including a plurality of containment areas for respectively receiving a plurality of objects at a loading station, a motion actuator for moving the carrier body from the loading station to a distribution area, and an ejection actuation system for actuating the carrier body to deposit each of the plurality of objects into different destination locations.

Object processing systems and methods with multi-object shuttling

A system is disclosed for providing extrinsic calibration of a camera to a relative working environment of a programmable motion device that includes an end-effector. The system includes a fiducial located at or near the end-effector, at least one camera system for viewing the fiducial as the programmable motion device moves in at least three degrees of freedom, and for capturing a plurality of images containing the fiducial, and a calibration system for analyzing the plurality of images to determine a fiducial location with respect to the camera to permit calibration of the camera with the programmable motion device.

Systems and methods for camera calibration with a fiducial of unknown position on an articulated arm of a programmable motion device

In an induction system for use with an object processing system, a distribution system is disclosed for providing dissimilar objects into one of a plurality of receiving units. The distribution system includes a conveyor section that travels over a vacuum roller, and the plurality of receiving units arranged generally below the vacuum roller such that an object with a mass will fall toward one of the plurality of receiving units based on both the object's mass and a vacuum force applied to the object through the conveyor section.

Systems and methods for separating objects using a vacuum roller with one or more object processing systems

A container assembly processing system is disclosed that includes a container lifting assembly for lifting a container vertically from a carrier on a conveyor system.

Automated processing of container assembly systems and methods

A distribution system is disclosed for use with an induction system with an object processing system. The distribution system provides distribution of dissimilar objects into one of a plurality of receiving units. The distribution system includes an urging system for urging an object on a conveyor from the conveyor to a chute that includes at least one actuatable door for selectively dropping the object through the at least one actuable door, said chute leading to a first receiving station with a second receiving station being positioned below the at least one actuable door.

Systems and methods for separating objects using drop conveyors with one or more object processing systems

A distribution system for use in an induction system with an object processing system. The distribution system provides dissimilar objects into one of a plurality of receiving units. The distribution system includes an air intake system with an opening that is a fixed distance from a conveyor section, said air intake system aiding in moving an object on the conveyor section from the conveyor section to one of a plurality of adjacent transport units.

Systems and methods for separating objects using vacuum diverts with one or more object processing systems

An induction system for filtering the induction of objects to an object processing system is disclosed. The induction system includes an evaluation means for evaluating at least one characteristic of an object, and a routing system for routing the object in one of a plurality of directions responsive to the evaluated characteristic, at least one of the plurality of directions leading to the object processing system.

Systems and methods for limiting induction of objects to one or more object processing systems

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Lexington, MA, United States of America

Jeffrey Kittredge