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About Slip Robotics Create or Log in to My Show Planner to see Description . About Slip Robotics Slip Robotics enables anyone to autonomously load/unload any truck in 5 minutes – any dock, any freight, zero Wi-Fi or IT integration. Truckers spend 23% of their workday idling at a dock waiting for forklift operators to load and unload their trailer, while forklift operators rush to carry freight between the trailer and staging area despite the high risks of damage and injury. Until now. Slip drives 10x speed, safety, and simplicity across the supply chain. - Speed: 5 minutes to load/unload all types of freight (floor-loaded boxes, pallets, racks, etc.). - Safety: 0 forklifts or people rushing in and out of trailers. - Simplicity: 0 Wi-Fi or IT integration required, and no need for custom trailers, dock modifications, or other infrastructure changes Slip’s robots-as-a-service network is transforming bottlenecked docks at companies throughout North America, including John Deere, GE Appliances, Nissan, Valeo, and other Fortune 500 corporations. Slip Robotics auto-loads/unloads any truck in 5 minutes using autonomous mobile robot platforms to increase safety, increase process speed and throughput, and decrease operating costs. Slip Robotics enables anyone to autonomously load/unload any truck in 5 minutes – any dock, any freight, zero Wi-Fi or IT integration. Truckers spend 23% of their workday idling at a dock waiting for forklift operators to load and unload their trailer, while forklift operators rush to carry freight between the trailer and staging area despite the high risks of damage and injury. Until now. Slip drives 10x speed, safety, and simplicity across the supply chain. - Speed: 5 minutes to load/unload all types of freight (floor-loaded boxes, pallets, racks, etc.). - Safety: 0 forklifts or people rushing in and out of trailers. - Simplicity: 0 Wi-Fi or IT integration required, and no need for custom trailers, dock modifications, or other infrastructure changes Slip’s robots-as-a-service network is transforming bottlenecked docks at companies throughout North America, including John Deere, GE Appliances, Nissan, Valeo, and other Fortune 500 corporations.