Tompkins Robotics tSort and tSortPost Robotic Sortation

Tompkins Robotics, Inc. is a warehouse robotics company with its principal place of business in Orlando, Florida, according to its privacy policy. It supplies robotic sortation for retail, healthcare, 3PL, e-commerce, grocery and post and parcel operations that need to handle surges in order volume.

Its flagship tSort is a modular sorter built from autonomous robots, with stated capacity above 50,000 items per hour to more than 6,000 destinations, and no fixed conveyor infrastructure. The portfolio also includes tSortPost, PickPallet, xChange and Transcend, plus tSort3D and tSortLift extensions. Customers shown include CVS, Walgreens, Shoppers Drug Mart, Kmart Australia and Albertsons.

• tSort: modular robotic sorter above 50,000 items per hour to 6,000+ destinations.
• tSortPost: sortation variant for post and parcel operations.
• tSort extensions: tSort3D and tSortLift for added sorting height.
• PickPallet and xChange: modules for pallet and inventory movement.
• Life Cycle Services: support services across the system lifecycle.
• Cost calculator and virtual lab tour: online tools for evaluating deployment.

Parcel sortation at courier hubs in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. Store replenishment and e-commerce order sorting in 3PL warehouses. Temporary peak-season capacity for postal operators.

Scales and reconfigures without fixed infrastructure. Deployment in months rather than years per the site. Higher throughput per square foot with less manual labour and fewer errors. Design avoids single points of failure. SOC 2 Type 1 compliance is stated.

E-commerce and parcel volumes are growing faster than fixed sorting infrastructure can be built, so operators look for robotic sorters that scale in modules. Vietnamese couriers and 3PLs face peak seasons around sales events.

Principal place of business in Orlando, Florida. SOC 2 Type 1 compliance stated. Hosted a tSort demonstration with Hy-Tek Intralogistics. Exhibited at MODEX 2026 and FTE Global 2026.