Symbotic System
A warehouse automation system in which fleets of autonomous SymBot robots store and retrieve cases in a dense storage structure while software routes them and builds store-ready pallets.
by Symbotic · last checked Oct 15, 2026
What has been shown
Symbotic reports 56 operational systems. All current deployment figures come from Symbotic; Walmart's own statements describe testing and plans.
Evidence support Company-reported
Ongoing operation Symbotic said on its August 2026 earnings call that 56 of its systems were operational at the end of June 2026 and that BreakPack had begun deployment at half of Walmart's regional distribution centers. Walmart, its largest customer, accounted for about 85% of its fiscal 2025 revenue. MarketBeat, Symbotic (filed with the SEC)
As of Oct 15, 2026 · MarketBeat (independent reporting), Symbotic (company source), Symbotic (filed with the SEC) (company source)Can you get it?
Quote or demo requiredSold to retailers, wholesalers and logistics operators under multi-year contracts; prices are not published.
As of Oct 15, 2026 · Symbotic (company source), Symbotic (filed with the SEC) (company source)Is it still alive?
ActiveSold to large retailers and wholesalers under multi-year contracts; prices are not published. Walmart accounted for about 85% of Symbotic's fiscal 2025 revenue.
What the evidence says
- Company claim
Symbotic reported 56 operational systems and 77 systems in deployment at the end of June 2026, after starting 11 new deployments and bringing 4 systems into operation that quarter.
Observed Oct 15, 2026 · Symbotic (company source), MarketBeat (independent reporting) - Company claim
Symbotic says vision-enabled SymBots, which it calls its ninth-generation autonomous mobile robot, store and retrieve cases in a high-density structure while its software routes the robots and builds pallets; its annual report says the robots can exceed 20 mph.
Observed Oct 15, 2026 · Symbotic (company source), Symbotic (filed with the SEC) (company source) - Company claim
Symbotic says its staff install, commission and maintain the systems and run each one for a limited time before handing day-to-day operation to the customer, and that a case-handling system can approach "lights-out" operation with no human intervention.
Observed Oct 15, 2026 · Symbotic (filed with the SEC) (company source) - Customer-confirmed
Walmart said in 2021 that it had tested the system at its Brooksville, Florida distribution center since 2017, and in 2022 expanded its plan to automate all 42 of its regional distribution centers with Symbotic.
Observed Oct 15, 2026 · Walmart (named customer) - Company claim
In January 2025 Symbotic completed its acquisition of Walmart's Advanced Systems and Robotics business. Under a related agreement, Walmart is committed to buying systems for 400 store-based pickup and delivery centers if performance criteria are met.
Observed Oct 15, 2026 · Symbotic (filed with the SEC) (company source) - Company claim
Symbotic reported about $22.5 billion of backlog at the end of fiscal 2025, including $11.6 billion tied to GreenBox (now Exol), a joint venture 35% owned by Symbotic and 65% by SoftBank Group.
Observed Oct 15, 2026 · Symbotic (filed with the SEC) (company source), Symbotic (company source)
Price
- System contractContact salesPrices are not published. Checked Oct 15, 2026. Symbotic (company source)
What we don't know yet
- No public price.
- Where it can be bought or used is not stated in the cited sources.
- Whether people assist it remotely is not disclosed.
See also
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- Industrial & Service RobotsWorld
- Quote or demo only11 records
- Deployed60 records
- Named customers20 records