Provided by Atarix
- Robot selection, independence of manufacturer
- Setup for your dock and load profile
- Operation and supervision during the shift
- Fault recovery
- Maintenance and spare parts
- Reporting in the metrics your site already uses
Atarix offers humanoid robots to handle physically demanding work at your dock. We supply, set up, and operate the robots, while you manage scheduling, cargo, and site operations.
Most other parts of a warehouse are now partially automated. Loading and unloading at the dock, however, remain largely manual: lifting, carrying, and stacking under time constraints, often on short-staffed shifts.
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First wave
Most robotics vendors supply hardware and a training session, leaving daily operation to your shift leads. we operate the robots ourselves.
Atarix is an early-stage company. A first deployment produces data, not a replacement for your workforce.
A single door, one defined load profile. The rest of your operation is unaffected.
Before installing anything, we measure how the dock performs today: minutes per trailer, people per door.
Atarix runs the deployment. A weekly report compares results to baseline: stoppages, recovery times, throughput.
You receive measured data from your site to base a decision on.
Atarix starts with one task, not a general-purpose platform. Loading and unloading combines high physical demand with low decision complexity, a profile current humanoid robots handle best. It fits inside your dock infrastructure that already exists, so no rebuilding is required. And, it can be measured directly: cartons per hour, availability, recovery time after a stop.

Process engineer, M.Sc. RWTH Aachen. Worked in management consulting, then project management at a renewable energy developer, building physical infrastructure on sites that rarely behaved as planned. Process engineering means looking for the bottleneck, not the average, which is how he ended up at the dock.

8+ years in automotive ADAS and embedded systems — sensor fusion and edge AI on constrained hardware. Built production sensor pipelines at scale. A multi-robot depot floor is the same class of problem, at a different scale.