Syrius FlexSwift & FlexGalaxy.AI Warehouse AMRs

Syrius Technology, formerly known as Syrius Robotics, is a Chinese maker of autonomous mobile robots founded around 2018 with operations in Shenzhen and Beijing and a subsidiary in Japan. It helps warehouses and factories automate picking and internal transport without rebuilding their storage, and it sells mainly as Robots-as-a-Service with a monthly fee instead of an upfront purchase.

The range includes the FlexSwift MAX pick-assist AMR and the FlexPorter GO and DO picking and transport robots, covering load classes from 100 kg to 1,000 kg. FlexGalaxy.AI manages fleets across sites from one interface, gives real-time floor visibility and task analytics, and re-deploys robots between picking, restocking, loading and transfers at peak. The megacosmOS AppletEngine builds workflow applets such as SpeedPicker and GoodsKeeper with little code. Customers include 3PLs, e-commerce warehouses and retailers.

• FlexSwift MAX: pick-assist AMR that guides workers and carries totes through picking routes.
• FlexPorter GO and DO: picking and transport robots for load classes from 100 kg to 1,000 kg.
• Order-to-person picking: pairs two robot types so items flow to pickers instead of pickers walking.
• FlexGalaxy.AI: manages multi-site fleets with real-time visibility, analytics and dynamic task allocation.
• megacosmOS AppletEngine: low-code builder for workflow applets such as SpeedPicker and GoodsKeeper.
• Flexible integration: connects through WMS or OMS APIs or runs from CSV files.

A 3PL in Binh Duong can rent pick-assist AMRs for peak shopping seasons and scale the fleet back afterwards. An e-commerce fulfilment centre in Hanoi can run order-to-person picking on existing shelving. A factory can use FlexPorter robots to move materials between storage and production lines.

Monthly RaaS pricing removes the large upfront capital cost of warehouse automation. The company reports more than 40% higher picking efficiency at ZTO Cloud Warehouse with FlexSwift MAX robots. Its order-to-person pick system pairing FlexSwift MAX with FlexPorter GO is presented as able to double picks per hour. Robots work with existing shelving and can start from simple CSV files before a full WMS integration.

E-commerce and 3PL warehouses in Asia face rising order volumes, labour shortages and sharp seasonal peaks. Robots-as-a-Service lowers the entry barrier for mid-sized operators, and Southeast Asian logistics fairs such as CeMAT Southeast Asia show growing interest in AMR-based picking that can be added to existing facilities.

Founded around 2018 in China, with offices in Shenzhen and Beijing and a subsidiary in Japan. Investors include ByteDance, which led its Series B, Sequoia Capital China and Harvest Capital. Listed clients include 4PX, CJ Logistics, Kantsu, SBS Group and StockCrew, plus a Lazada warehouse case study.