Fabric, the US-Israeli warehouse automation logistics startup for retailers formerly known as Commonsense Robotics, announced Monday its grocery site in Tel Aviv is live and delivering orders to online customers, Venture Beat reported. The site, which broke ground in July, according to Venture Beat, is located underground in a triangular space with low ceilings beneath […]

The funds raised by the automation logistics startup are meant to lay the foundation for the company's stateside expansion as well as grow its teams in the US and Israel.

Robots are set to disrupt all industries, with driverless cars, robotic assembly-line workers, and robot-caretakers for the elderly already among us.

The Israeli-based startup developing robotics to help grocery retailers fulfill online orders, has announced its first Micro-Fulfillment Center, said to be the world's smallest automated venue.

Nine Israeli companies were selected for the second annual Upstart 100, CNBC's list of promising young startups for 2018.

Israel's third-largest retail supermarket chain will use robot systems from the Tel Aviv startup throughout Israel to process and pack online orders from customers.

Healthy.io, Lightricks, Vayyar, and Missbeez were among the Israeli startups selected by the renowned American tech magazine for its Europe's 100 startups annual round-up.

Sources tell Globes that the Israeli pharmaceutical chain has hired CommonSense Robotics to set up a logistics center where products ordered online will be packed by robots for delivery.

Using robotics and AI, the Tel Aviv-based company helps online grocery retailers offer sustainable, one-hour deliveries.