Otto Group and Sereact are introducing up to 25 AI-controlled dual-arm robots at Otto Group’s logistics center in Poland to automate the inspection and sorting of returned items. These robots use Sereact's Cortex Physical AI, powered by NVIDIA technology, which can handle unknown items without prior teaching, improving efficiency in a traditionally manual and complex process. The project will roll out in two phases, with an initial 10 robots followed by 15 more, and aims to enhance returns processing reliability and flexibility. Employees will shift from manual handling to supervisory roles, supporting a more resilient supply chain and potentially broader deployment across Otto Group's logistics network.
NVIDIA shares trade at USD 218.89 on Pluang as of Oct 28, 2026, 14:11 WIB, up 0.44% for the day. The stock's market cap stands at $5.22 trillion, with a typical hold time of 117 days on the platform. Buy orders make up 57% of activity, reflecting steady investor interest amid the company's AI advancements in logistics automation.
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