Supply chain automation company Dematic says it has entered into a strategic partnership with GreyOrange to expand flexible automation capabilities for distribution and fulfillment operations.
Under the agreement, which was announced during MODEX 2026 in Atlanta, Ga., Dematic will offer GreyOrange’s GreyMatter platform, an AI-powered system designed to coordinate robots and workflows to improve speed and accuracy in warehouse environments.
“Today’s warehouse environments are more complex than ever, requiring seamless coordination between people, robots, and systems,” said Mike Larsson, Dematic president and KION executive board member. “Our partnering relationship with GreyOrange reflects Dematic’s commitment to delivering flexible, high-performance solutions that help customers adapt and scale with confidence. By integrating GreyMatter, we’re extending our approach within flexible automation for a more unified integration capability that helps customers maximize existing investments while unlocking new levels of efficiency and agility.”
The companies say the partnership will expand Dematic’s software ecosystem by integrating GreyMatter into its existing platform, enabling coordination of fixed automation, autonomous mobile robots and human workflows within a unified system.
The combined capabilities are intended to improve operational visibility, optimize workflows in real time and support evolving fulfillment needs, while allowing businesses to make better use of existing automation investments.
“Dematic is known for its innovation and experience in delivering automation solutions to the world’s most complex supply chains, and understands that the future of automation is flexibility,” said Akash Gupta, CEO of GreyOrange. “Together, we’re giving Dematic’s customers the ability to do more with the automation investments they’ve already made by orchestrating every robot, system, and person in their operation through a single AI-driven layer. That means greater throughput, smarter decision-making and the freedom to keep expanding their fleets on their own terms, without limits.”
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