Dexory, the leading provider of real-time warehouse data intelligence and autonomous solutions, has partnered with Multipowr to integrate high power wireless charging and battery support into its next-generation autonomous robots. The collaboration is designed to further enhance Dexory’s robots, enabling longer operating times, while supporting continuous power and flexible, intelligent battery management.
As warehouses shift towards real-time operations, keeping autonomous systems running continuously is critical. Dexory’s latest autonomous robots operate with higher performance for longer periods reflecting the increasing demands of real-time data in warehouse environments. To support this, the partnership introduces high power industrial grade wireless charging. It delivers a wide power range and supports multiple battery configurations within a single system, enabling deployment across diverse fleets, geographies and warehouse setups.
Multipowr is also working closely with Dexory to adapt its systems to other specific, operational requirements. For Dexory, the decision was not only about hardware performance, but also about responsiveness and the ability to support a fast-moving deployment at much higher power levels.
“We move incredibly fast as a business, and we need partners who can match that pace,” said Andrei Danescu, CEO – Dexory. “Multipowr combines strong engineering with the ability to respond fast, adapt and work closely with us as our technology evolves. That matters just as much as performance when you are building systems that operate continuously in dynamic, live warehouse environments.”
“As warehouse operations become more dependent on real-time data, uptime becomes critical,” said Peter Besard, CEO of Multipowr. “Our focus is on delivering wireless
charging systems that are reliable, flexible and ready to integrate into complex environments, while working closely with partners like Dexory to meet their specific
needs.”
Dexory will showcase its next-generation robot at LogiMAT 2026 in Stuttgart from 24 to 26 March in Hall 8, Stand 8C71.
