Servo7

Servo7 builds robots that unload shipping containers. Its product, Mammoth, is a mobile robot that stands at a dock door and unloads loose loaded containers end to end, whether the cargo is a single SKU or a mixed load. Loose loaded containers are among the hardest tasks in warehouse automation because every box sits at a different position, orientation and stack arrangement. The vendor states that Mammoth reads the container in real time and handles each box as it finds it, with no pre mapped configurations and no operator intervention between loads. Listed specifications include under 2.5 hours per container, multi pick of several boxes at once, a 23 kg maximum payload, and outfeed to a conveyor or a pallet. Deployment is said to take 45 minutes without redesigning the facility. Setup is taught by demonstration rather than code: an operator shows the robot the task, and the vendor's AI learns it and keeps improving through on the job learning. Additional units can be added across a facility once the first is reliable. It is aimed at warehouse, distribution and logistics operators who unload containers by hand. The vendor offers a guaranteed output commitment, a test period before purchase and a money back promise, and responds on WhatsApp, phone and email. Servo7 does not publish prices. Buyers request a quote or book a meeting. This is a physical robotics product, not a software tool, and it is backed by Y Combinator.