Blue Collar Robotics sells labor by the hour - delivered through robots, under the business model Robotic Labor-as-a-Service (RLaaS), starting with e-Grocery.
We are proud to be recognized by @UtahBusiness as one of 10 innovations changing how we live and work.
Our innovation is focused on solving a specific labor-constrained problem in e-grocery: in-store order fulfillment! Check it out below.
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Purpose-built robotics is emerging as the clear path to successful near-term deployment. This article explains why e-grocery fulfillment requires robots designed specifically for the environment, workflow, and economics of grocery.
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Today's blog discusses lessons learned from the Model T and how they may apply to today's robotics industry.
Check out the post below to read the full blog👇
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Great piece on Blue Collar in this month's @UtahBusiness on the impact we aim to have on the grocery industry and the local Utah economy.
Give it a read!
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SMARTEST CAPITAL IS MOVING TOWARD PHYSICAL AI
When the smartest capital allocators in the world start pointing in the same direction at the same time, it is worth asking what they see that the rest of us have not fully absorbed yet.
Right now, Masayoshi Son, Jensen Huang, and @elonmusk are all focused on the same massive shift: physical AI. Robots that can move through the real world, manipulate objects, navigate human environments, and perform useful work.
They are convinced we are at the beginning of one of the most consequential economic expansions since the Industrial Revolution. And they are not hedging. They are betting heavily.
Masayoshi Son has restructured SoftBank’s investment thesis around physical AI. Jensen Huang has gone from simply powering Nvidia as the computational backbone of AI to describing the world that AI will soon build. Elon Musk is turning Tesla into a robotics company, with a belief that robots could one day generate trillions in annual revenue.
This is bigger than the internet. AI gives us intelligence, but robotics gives that intelligence a mechanical form.
That is the true unlock.
The companies that figure out how to connect AI, robots, human operators, and real-world workflows will define the next generation of industry.
For entrepreneurs, the opportunity is not only to build robots. It is to build the operating layer that allows robots to work safely, reliably, and economically inside existing businesses.
At @RoboLabor, this is exactly what we are building. We are starting with grocery e-commerce fulfillment, where labor shortages, rising costs, and operational complexity are already creating a need for a new model.
The future of physical work will not be purely human or purely autonomous. It will be human intelligence, remote operation, and robotics working together.
For investors, the parallel to the dot-com era is real, but incomplete. The internet made information global. Robotics will make physical work global.
Every factory floor, warehouse, retail aisle, grocery store, hospital, farm, and distribution center can eventually become part of a connected physical network.
The question is no longer whether this shift is coming.
The question is who is building it and who is paying attention early enough.
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Blue Collar Robotics is pleased to announce the appointment of ex-Woolworths executive Paul Harker as Strategic Advisor, effective May 4, 2026.
We are excited to welcome Paul to the Blue Collar Robotics team.
Read the full announcement here: https://t.co/gqLMPe2Ief
Our latest blog dissects the pilot process and explains how Blue Collar Robotics works to reduce the risk of failure before deployment. Check it out below!
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https://t.co/PZYgswbbuQ
The best path is to let automation scale with demand, rather than requiring demand to scale into the automation.
Thanks Ken Fenyo for recognition!
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Thanks for the overwhelming response to our recent job post calling on Utah talent.
We have paused the post for now so we can review the first round of applicants. That said, we are always looking for exceptional talent. Use our “Get in Touch”
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Okay, we promised this would be our last post…but we just couldn’t help ourselves. This final highlight from the blog goes one step further: it shows exactly how our solution delivers immediate cost control and a clear path to progressive automation -> https://t.co/ftiEbZbrqY
@RoboLabor builds purpose built robots starting with in-store e-grocery order fulfillment. We deploy today solving real world industry automation challenges.
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Grocers can now start with a near-zero-CAPEX pilot with Blue Collar Robotics instead of betting millions upfront on micro-fulfillment.
Our inquiry form https://t.co/qrJ2OxLCUJ is open for requests.
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In this blog post, we explain why the right solution for e-grocery fulfillment belongs inside the store and why grocers can now start with a near-zero-CAPEX pilot with Blue Collar Robotics instead of betting millions upfront on micro-fulfillment.
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https://t.co/TuEMVEyDax
ARE MICRO-FULFILLMENT CENTERS REALLY THE NEXT BIG THING?
Micro-fulfillment feels innovative, but isn't it really just a smaller automated warehouse? Same logic. Same duplication of infrastructure. Same attempt to solve an in-store problem by moving fulfillment away from the store.
Grocers already have the network e-commerce giants do not: stores. The better path may be to make those stores fulfillment-efficient instead of building more facilities to imitate warehouse economics.
More thoughts on this in an upcoming blog post.
This isn’t about conflict - it’s about dropping a solution that changes the game. Nice summary on why @RoboLabor's in-store fulfillment solution is uniquely positioned to lower e-Grocery fulfillment costs.
https://t.co/TJg6KiP6az