Mytra Robotic Storage & Retrieval System

Mytra was founded in 2022 and is headquartered in Brisbane, California. It builds a robotic storage and retrieval system for moving and storing material in warehouses, made of bots, software and cells.

The bots lift up to 3,000 lb with a patented Helix design and run in a cell structure that can scale up to 80 ft high. AI-optimized software handles slotless inventory and path planning, serving pallet pick, case pick, dock buffer and cross-dock applications.

• Bots: 3,000 lb lift capacity with a patented Helix design.
• Cells: structure scalable in width, length and height up to 80 ft.
• Software: AI-optimized path simulation and traffic avoidance.
• Slotless inventory: conflict resolution without fixed locations.
• Applications: pallet pick, case pick, dock buffer and cross-dock.
• Perimeter interface: works with forklifts, pallet jacks, humans and robots.

Pallet storage for FMCG and food distribution centers. Dock buffering and sequencing for outbound shipments. Cross-docking at 3PL hubs with limited floor space.

Company claims 2x storage density by removing aisles and using vertical space. Claims 99.999% system uptime with self-healing after a single bot failure. Claims a 70% workforce efficiency improvement. Throughput of 150 presentations per hour per the page.

Land and warehouse costs in Vietnamese industrial parks push operators toward high-density storage. Pallet-level robotic ASRS offers an alternative to fixed racking and crane systems for distribution centers in Southeast Asia.

Founded 2022, headquartered in Brisbane, California (new campus announced June 2025). Investors include Eclipse Ventures, Greenoaks, Avenir Growth and D. E. Shaw Ventures. Former Tesla CFO Zach Kirkhorn joined the board in August 2025.