Jacobi OmniPalletizer

Jacobi Robotics was founded in Berkeley, California and develops software for the next generation of robotics. Its main product, OmniPalletizer, turns mixed-case flow into store-ready pallets.

The software enforces heavy-to-light stacking, crush limits and stop-based sequencing, and accepts case flows from pick-to-belt, goods-to-person or AS/RS systems. A digital twin shows throughput, pallet quality and ROI. ABB, Honeywell, DHL, FORTNA and PEAK are listed as trusted organizations.

• Mixed-case palletizing: builds store-ready pallets from mixed case flow.
• Stacking rules: heavy-to-light stacking, crush limits and aisle-friendly grouping.
• Stop-based sequencing: orders pallets by delivery stop.
• Flexible inputs: accepts pick-to-belt, goods-to-person and AS/RS case flows.
• Digital twin: simulates throughput, pallet quality and ROI.

Mixed-case pallet building for supermarket chain distribution centers. Palletizing after goods-to-person or AS/RS picking. Grocery and pharma store replenishment pallets.

Installs into existing lines and improves over time through adaptation and learning. Digital twin simulation shows throughput, pallet quality and ROI before commitment. Works with robots from partners such as ABB. Handles peak throughput with store-ready pallet quality.

Retail and FMCG distribution centers in Vietnam build mixed pallets for stores and still rely on manual labor for that step. Software that plugs into robot arms from established vendors lowers the cost of automating mixed-case palletizing in Southeast Asia.

Founded in Berkeley, California (About page); founding year not stated. Collaboration with ABB Robotics (April 2026), FORTNA (April 2026) and Peak Technologies (April 2026). Won the DHL Fast Forward Challenge pilot (October 2025).