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<dt>ISSUED:</dt><dd>2026-02-25</dd>

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<p>This record and all associated data, content, and information (“Material”) are proprietary to Axendale and are provided solely for authorized use. The Material may contain confidential, sensitive, or privileged information. Unauthorized access, use, disclosure, distribution, reproduction, or retention of any portion of the Material is strictly prohibited. Recipients shall protect the Material with reasonable care and use it solely for its intended purpose. The Material may not be shared, disclosed, or made accessible, in whole or in part, outside the recipient’s organization without prior written authorization from Axendale. Recipients shall ensure that any permitted access to the Material is limited to authorized personnel under equivalent confidentiality obligations.</p>

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<dt>ENTRY_ID:</dt><dd>AX-2026-02-25-V1-E1</dd>

<dt>INGESTION_ID:</dt><dd>5D8C92A1-4B7E-4F12-9A3C-8B2F1D6E4A75</dd>

<dt>ENTITY:</dt><dd>CIMCORP; REWE</dd>

<dt>SUBJECT:</dt><dd>AUTOMATED PRODUCE FULFILLMENT CENTER COMMISSIONING</dd>

<dt>SUBJECT_CLASS:</dt><dd>DEPLOYMENT</dd>

<dt>DOMAIN:</dt><dd>FULFILLMENT AUTOMATION SYSTEMS</dd>

<dt>GEOGRAPHY:</dt><dd>GERMANY</dd>

<dt>FUNCTIONAL_DOMAIN:</dt><dd>ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION; FULFILLMENT AND DC OPERATIONS; SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION</dd>

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<h3>DEFINITION:</h3>

<p>Cimcorp deployed an automated order-picking system and warehouse control system at REWE's new Oranienburg produce fulfillment center, designed for approximately 29,000 units per day.</p>

<h3>STRUCTURE:</h3>

<p>Robotic order-picking, warehouse control software, and FEFO/FIFO sequencing logic operate together to deliver real-time visibility and end-to-end traceability from receipt to shipment within fresh produce delivery windows.</p>

<h3>EFFECT:</h3>

<p>Establishes a reference deployment for produce-grade automated fulfillment, requiring reset of labor plans, wave logic, and exception handling protocols across downstream distribution operations.</p>

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<dt>ENTRY_ID:</dt><dd>AX-2026-02-25-V1-E2</dd>

<dt>INGESTION_ID:</dt><dd>2F9E1B47-A3D5-4C68-B9F2-1E5C8A7D3B49</dd>

<dt>ENTITY:</dt><dd>DHL SUPPLY CHAIN; LOCUS ROBOTICS</dd>

<dt>SUBJECT:</dt><dd>AMR-ASSISTED PICKING NETWORK MILESTONE</dd>

<dt>SUBJECT_CLASS:</dt><dd>VALIDATION</dd>

<dt>DOMAIN:</dt><dd>MOBILE ROBOTICS</dd>

<dt>GEOGRAPHY:</dt><dd>GLOBAL</dd>

<dt>FUNCTIONAL_DOMAIN:</dt><dd>FULFILLMENT AND DC OPERATIONS; SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION</dd>

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<h3>DEFINITION:</h3>

<p>DHL Supply Chain reported one billion picks assisted by Locus Robotics autonomous mobile robots, scaling to thousands of units across more than forty sites since 2017.</p>

<h3>STRUCTURE:</h3>

<p>Standardized KPI instrumentation, data pipelines, and LocusONE integration patterns sustain autonomous mobile robot fleet performance across sites, with reported 30%-180% higher units per hour and 80% lower operator training time.</p>

<h3>EFFECT:</h3>

<p>Confirms scalability of AMR-assisted picking under multi-site conditions and ties sustained operational outcomes to software and data readiness rather than robot count.</p>

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<dt>ENTRY_ID:</dt><dd>AX-2026-02-25-V1-E3</dd>

<dt>INGESTION_ID:</dt><dd>9C4F2A18-7D3B-4E59-AC81-6B2F9D5E3A14</dd>

<dt>ENTITY:</dt><dd>BRIGHTPICK; NAPA</dd>

<dt>SUBJECT:</dt><dd>GOODS-TO-PERSON ROBOTICS NETWORK DEPLOYMENT</dd>

<dt>SUBJECT_CLASS:</dt><dd>DEPLOYMENT</dd>

<dt>DOMAIN:</dt><dd>FULFILLMENT AUTOMATION SYSTEMS</dd>

<dt>GEOGRAPHY:</dt><dd>UNITED STATES</dd>

<dt>FUNCTIONAL_DOMAIN:</dt><dd>NETWORK STRATEGY AND DESIGN; SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION</dd>

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<h3>DEFINITION:</h3>

<p>Brightpick and NAPA signed a partnership to deploy Brightpick goods-to-person robots across NAPA distribution centers, beginning with a new site using more than 100 robots following a 2025 pilot.</p>

<h3>STRUCTURE:</h3>

<p>Goods-to-person robotics, standardized warehouse management system interfaces, and repeatable commissioning procedures align to enable network-scale rollout for store replenishment.</p>

<h3>EFFECT:</h3>

<p>Signals a transition from site-level pilots to network-scale automation, requiring KPI acceptance tests and integration standardization to reduce per-site rework across distribution networks.</p>

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<dt>ENTRY_ID:</dt><dd>AX-2026-02-25-V1-E4</dd>

<dt>INGESTION_ID:</dt><dd>3A7B2F18-6E4C-4D52-91A8-5F3C2B7E9D46</dd>

<dt>ENTITY:</dt><dd>AMAZON</dd>

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<dt>SUBJECT:</dt><dd>BLUE JAY SORTATION ROBOTICS PROGRAM DISCONTINUATION</dd>

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<dt>SUBJECT_CLASS:</dt><dd>PROGRAM</dd>

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<dt>DOMAIN:</dt><dd>SORTATION SYSTEMS</dd>

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<dt>GEOGRAPHY:</dt><dd>UNITED STATES</dd>

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<dt>FUNCTIONAL_DOMAIN:</dt><dd>ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION; SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION; EXECUTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN</dd>

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<p>Amazon discontinued its Blue Jay sortation robotics project six months following its October 2025 launch and reassigned the majority of project staff.</p>

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<p>A unified pick, stow, and consolidation system was developed to replace three separate process lines, with core technologies designated for carryover.</p>

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<h3>EFFECT:</h3>

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<p>Increases the strategic value of modular components, digital-twin validation, and reusable warehouse management and control system interfaces across automation programs.</p>

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<dt>ENTRY_ID:</dt><dd>AX-2026-02-25-V1-E5</dd>

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<dt>INGESTION_ID:</dt><dd>7E2A9F31-5B8D-4C47-A693-2F8C1B5E7A24</dd>

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<dt>ENTITY:</dt><dd>GEEK+</dd>

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<dt>SUBJECT:</dt><dd>DUAL-ARMED MOBILE MANIPULATOR INTRODUCTION</dd>

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<dt>SUBJECT_CLASS:</dt><dd>INTEGRATION</dd>

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<dt>DOMAIN:</dt><dd>MOBILE ROBOTICS</dd>

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<dt>GEOGRAPHY:</dt><dd>GLOBAL</dd>

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<dt>FUNCTIONAL_DOMAIN:</dt><dd>ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION; SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION</dd>

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<p>Geek+ unveiled Gino 1, a dual-armed mobile robot designed for warehouse picking, packing, tote movement, and inspection tasks, powered by the Geek+ Brain platform.</p>

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<p>Force-controlled 7-DoF arms, tactile sensing, and a 360-degree omnidirectional base with 3 kW wireless charging extend Geek+ capabilities beyond conventional autonomous mobile robotics.</p>

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<h3>EFFECT:</h3>

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<p>Sets a new benchmark for task coverage, safety requirements, and warehouse management and execution system integration effort as mobile manipulation expands the vendor set.</p>

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<p>This record and all associated data, content, analyses, and information (“Material”) are provided by Axendale for informational and internal decision-support purposes only. Axendale makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, reliability, or fitness for any particular purpose of the Material. The Material does not constitute legal, financial, technical, or strategic advice, and shall not be relied upon as the sole basis for any decision, action, or omission. Any use of or reliance on the Material is undertaken at the recipient’s sole risk and discretion. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Axendale disclaims all liability for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in connection with the use of, or inability to use, the Material, including any errors or omissions therein. Axendale assumes no obligation to update, correct, revise, or supplement the Material, the use and distribution of which are governed by the Axendale Terms of Service and the policies incorporated thereunder.</p>

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AXENDALE RESEARCH

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TYPE: INTELLIGENCE

RECORD_ID: AX-2026-02-25-V1

PRECEDING_RECORD: AX-2026-02-18-V1

RECORD_SIGNATURE: B7A2D45E-8C3F-4912-A6D8-3F1E9C5B7A02

VERSION: 1.0

STATUS: FINALIZED

ISSUED: 2026-02-25

RECORD_MODE: APPEND-ONLY

RETENTION_PERIOD: PERMANENT

SCHEMA_VERSION: 3.2

ACCESS_CLASSIFICATION: EXECUTIVE

ENTRY_COUNT: 5

CONFIDENTIALITY_NOTICE

This record and all associated data, content, and information (“Material”) are proprietary to Axendale and are provided solely for authorized use. The Material may contain confidential, sensitive, or privileged information. Unauthorized access, use, disclosure, distribution, reproduction, or retention of any portion of the Material is strictly prohibited. Recipients shall protect the Material with reasonable care and use it solely for its intended purpose. The Material may not be shared, disclosed, or made accessible, in whole or in part, outside the recipient’s organization without prior written authorization from Axendale. Recipients shall ensure that any permitted access to the Material is limited to authorized personnel under equivalent confidentiality obligations.

RECORD_ENTRIES

ENTRY_ID: AX-2026-02-25-V1-E1

INGESTION_ID: 5D8C92A1-4B7E-4F12-9A3C-8B2F1D6E4A75

ENTITY: CIMCORP; REWE

SUBJECT: AUTOMATED PRODUCE FULFILLMENT CENTER COMMISSIONING

SUBJECT_CLASS: DEPLOYMENT

DOMAIN: FULFILLMENT AUTOMATION SYSTEMS

GEOGRAPHY: GERMANY

FUNCTIONAL_DOMAIN: ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION; FULFILLMENT AND DC OPERATIONS; SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION

DEFINITION:

Cimcorp deployed an automated order-picking system and warehouse control system at REWE's new Oranienburg produce fulfillment center, designed for approximately 29,000 units per day.

STRUCTURE:

Robotic order-picking, warehouse control software, and FEFO/FIFO sequencing logic operate together to deliver real-time visibility and end-to-end traceability from receipt to shipment within fresh produce delivery windows.

EFFECT:

Establishes a reference deployment for produce-grade automated fulfillment, requiring reset of labor plans, wave logic, and exception handling protocols across downstream distribution operations.

ENTRY_ID: AX-2026-02-25-V1-E2

INGESTION_ID: 2F9E1B47-A3D5-4C68-B9F2-1E5C8A7D3B49

ENTITY: DHL SUPPLY CHAIN; LOCUS ROBOTICS

SUBJECT: AMR-ASSISTED PICKING NETWORK MILESTONE

SUBJECT_CLASS: VALIDATION

DOMAIN: MOBILE ROBOTICS

GEOGRAPHY: GLOBAL

FUNCTIONAL_DOMAIN: FULFILLMENT AND DC OPERATIONS; SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION

DEFINITION:

DHL Supply Chain reported one billion picks assisted by Locus Robotics autonomous mobile robots, scaling to thousands of units across more than forty sites since 2017.

STRUCTURE:

Standardized KPI instrumentation, data pipelines, and LocusONE integration patterns sustain autonomous mobile robot fleet performance across sites, with reported 30%-180% higher units per hour and 80% lower operator training time.

EFFECT:

Confirms scalability of AMR-assisted picking under multi-site conditions and ties sustained operational outcomes to software and data readiness rather than robot count.

ENTRY_ID: AX-2026-02-25-V1-E3

INGESTION_ID: 9C4F2A18-7D3B-4E59-AC81-6B2F9D5E3A14

ENTITY: BRIGHTPICK; NAPA

SUBJECT: GOODS-TO-PERSON ROBOTICS NETWORK DEPLOYMENT

SUBJECT_CLASS: DEPLOYMENT

DOMAIN: FULFILLMENT AUTOMATION SYSTEMS

GEOGRAPHY: UNITED STATES

FUNCTIONAL_DOMAIN: NETWORK STRATEGY AND DESIGN; SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION

DEFINITION:

Brightpick and NAPA signed a partnership to deploy Brightpick goods-to-person robots across NAPA distribution centers, beginning with a new site using more than 100 robots following a 2025 pilot.

STRUCTURE:

Goods-to-person robotics, standardized warehouse management system interfaces, and repeatable commissioning procedures align to enable network-scale rollout for store replenishment.

EFFECT:

Signals a transition from site-level pilots to network-scale automation, requiring KPI acceptance tests and integration standardization to reduce per-site rework across distribution networks.

ENTRY_ID: AX-2026-02-25-V1-E4

INGESTION_ID: 3A7B2F18-6E4C-4D52-91A8-5F3C2B7E9D46

ENTITY: AMAZON

SUBJECT: BLUE JAY SORTATION ROBOTICS PROGRAM DISCONTINUATION

SUBJECT_CLASS: PROGRAM

DOMAIN: SORTATION SYSTEMS

GEOGRAPHY: UNITED STATES

FUNCTIONAL_DOMAIN: ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION; SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION; EXECUTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN

DEFINITION:

Amazon discontinued its Blue Jay sortation robotics project six months following its October 2025 launch and reassigned the majority of project staff.

STRUCTURE:

A unified pick, stow, and consolidation system was developed to replace three separate process lines, with core technologies designated for carryover.

EFFECT:

Increases the strategic value of modular components, digital-twin validation, and reusable warehouse management and control system interfaces across automation programs.

ENTRY_ID: AX-2026-02-25-V1-E5

INGESTION_ID: 7E2A9F31-5B8D-4C47-A693-2F8C1B5E7A24

ENTITY: GEEK+

SUBJECT: DUAL-ARMED MOBILE MANIPULATOR INTRODUCTION

SUBJECT_CLASS: INTEGRATION

DOMAIN: MOBILE ROBOTICS

GEOGRAPHY: GLOBAL

FUNCTIONAL_DOMAIN: ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION; SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATION

DEFINITION:

Geek+ unveiled Gino 1, a dual-armed mobile robot designed for warehouse picking, packing, tote movement, and inspection tasks, powered by the Geek+ Brain platform.

STRUCTURE:

Force-controlled 7-DoF arms, tactile sensing, and a 360-degree omnidirectional base with 3 kW wireless charging extend Geek+ capabilities beyond conventional autonomous mobile robotics.

EFFECT:

Sets a new benchmark for task coverage, safety requirements, and warehouse management and execution system integration effort as mobile manipulation expands the vendor set.

DISCLAIMER_OF_LIABILITY

This record and all associated data, content, analyses, and information (“Material”) are provided by Axendale for informational and internal decision-support purposes only. Axendale makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, reliability, or fitness for any particular purpose of the Material. The Material does not constitute legal, financial, technical, or strategic advice, and shall not be relied upon as the sole basis for any decision, action, or omission. Any use of or reliance on the Material is undertaken at the recipient’s sole risk and discretion. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Axendale disclaims all liability for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in connection with the use of, or inability to use, the Material, including any errors or omissions therein. Axendale assumes no obligation to update, correct, revise, or supplement the Material, the use and distribution of which are governed by the Axendale Terms of Service and the policies incorporated thereunder.

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INDEX SCOPE: LAST 52 ISSUANCES
LATEST: AX-2026-10-07-V1
SCHEDULED: AX-2026-10-14-V1

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