CaPow and Peer Robotics Team Up to Revolutionize Charging for Mobile Robots
New York, Tuesday, 6 May 2025.
CaPow and Peer Robotics partner to innovate mobile robot charging, eliminating 3-4 hours of downtime, improving industrial efficiency, and accelerating ROI for manufacturing and warehousing sectors.
Revolutionizing Mobile Robot Operations
The partnership announced today marks a significant advancement in addressing one of the most pressing challenges in warehouse automation. By integrating CaPow’s Genesis power delivery solution with Peer Robotics’ AMRs, the collaboration enables continuous robot operation by eliminating the traditional 3-4 hour charging downtime [1]. This development comes at a crucial time, as recent industry data shows that 48% of companies are now using robots, up from 46% in 2024, with an additional 32% planning to adopt robotics within the next three years [4].
Market Impact and Industry Trends
The timing of this partnership aligns with significant market demands, as warehousing and manufacturing sectors face mounting pressures for operational efficiency. According to recent industry surveys, high labor costs remain the primary challenge for companies, followed by productivity concerns and physical space constraints [4]. The partnership’s focus on continuous operation addresses these challenges directly, with CaPow’s technology enabling power delivery while robots remain in motion, maximizing facility productivity [1][3].
Technical Integration and Future Development
The immediate implementation includes integration with two of Peer Robotics’ AMR variants, with plans for deeper integration in their next-generation, heavier payload robots [3]. This development is particularly significant as 66% of companies are planning to increase or maintain their robotic automation budgets in 2025 [4]. Both companies are also collaborating on advanced supercapacitor safety and power innovations, demonstrating a commitment to ongoing technological advancement [1].
Investment and ROI Implications
For warehouse operators and manufacturers, the partnership offers compelling economic benefits. With 84% of companies reporting satisfaction with their initial robotic investments [4], the elimination of charging downtime presents an opportunity to further enhance return on investment. The Genesis system’s ability to integrate into existing warehouse infrastructure provides an additional advantage for facilities looking to optimize their automation investments [1].