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Robots at Flipkart sort out 5k parcels per hour, compared to 450 by humans

Flipkart said it is introducing India's first robot-based sortation technology at its sortation centre on Soukya Road in the city's outskirts

Flipkart warehouse robot
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Flipkart has introduced India’s first robot-based sortation technology at its sortation centre in Bengaluru

Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru
Venkat Swamy works at one of the sortation facilities of online retailer Flipkart located in an industrial area of Bengaluru, which is surrounded by warehouses, factories, temples, churches, and dusty roads. A few months back he would pick up products that customers had ordered, do the sorting, and walk back and forth in the facility to keep them ready for shipping to various destinations. 

It was tiring and monotonous, but an activity he had to perform in his eight-hour shift. Swamy now manages robots which support him in this work. 

He just needs to place the product on the orange-coloured robots and

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