Offer free 2-day or less delivery using FedEx Fulfillment — the robotic 3PL.
Got the need for speed?
From 0 to 100, real quick.
Robots that work smarter (and harder)
Green, from the ground up.
The robots are always picking.
Percent of the population
savings on transportation
FedEx handles millions of items across apparel, health and beauty, footwear, electronics, consumer packaged goods, general merchandise, pharmaceuticals and more for iconic fortune 500 companies to newly launched high-growth brands.
Launch or scale your high-growth brand with the first robotic 3PL. Unlike traditional 3PL providers, we don't require any upfront investment to leverage state-of-art automation.
Our robotics systems are designed to pick, pack and autonomously handle any product that fits into a bin. SKUs that don't fit into a bin can still be picked the old-school way.
Our team unites AI robotics pioneers with logistics titans who built FedEx, to offer the first robotic 3PL service.
Scott Temple is the President of FedEx Supply Chain. In this role, Temple leads the development and implementation of innovative business strategies, delivering industry-leading supply chain solutions to FedEx customers around the globe. Scott Temple oversees the executive leadership team at FedEx Supply Chain and is responsible for the performance and strategic direction of the company. Additionally, he works closely with FedEx senior leaders to enhance the global network’s capabilities with advanced supply chain solutions. He has held numerous positions of increasing responsibility throughout his career in third-party logistics. In addition to creating value for customers and shareholders, Temple brings extensive experience in creating operational excellence, Quality Driven Management, and customer-centric solutions. He is known for being an accomplished leader who fosters an engaging culture through collaboration and the development of high-performance leadership teams.
Stanford PhD Dropout, Carnegie Mellon M.S. Robotics, NASA JPL Robotics Engineer
Simon is the founder and CEO of Nimble. Since 2017, he has been engineering intelligent next-generation robotic fulfillment systems. Prior to Nimble, Simon was a PhD student in AI at Stanford and a M.S. graduate of Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute. Simon previously developed a dynamic legged robot for the Department of Defense, an International Space Station robot for NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab and an autonomous off-road vehicle for the Air Force Research Lab.
Jeremiah Benge currently serves as Vice President of Sales at FedEx Supply Chain since February 2014, bringing extensive experience from various leadership roles in marketing, sales operations, and supply chain management. Prior to FedEx, Jeremiah held multiple senior director positions at ModusLink, where responsibilities included managing global client processes, account planning, and innovative supply chain solutions. Jeremiah holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication from Hanover College, completed in 1999.
Founder and Chairman of Boston Dynamics, Executive Director of the Boston Dynamics AI Institute, and formerly professor at MIT and Carnegie Mellon.
Marc brings to Nimble more than three decades of experience in research, development and commercialization of advanced robotics. After founding Boston Dynamics in 1992 as a spin-out from MIT, he led the company to become a global leader in robotics, creating cutting-edge systems such as BigDog, Atlas, Handle and commercialized robots Spot and Stretch.
White House AI Task Force. Formerly the Chief Scientist of AI at Google, Director of Stanford's AI Lab, Board Director at Twitter.
Dr. Fei-Fei Li is the Co-Director of Stanford’s Human-Centered AI Institute and currently a member of the newly established National AI Research Resource task force (NAIRR) by the White House OSTP. She served as the Director of Stanford’s AI Lab from 2013 to 2018 and as Vice President and Chief Scientist of AI/ML at Google. Dr. Li is the inventor of ImageNet and the ImageNet Challenge, a critical large-scale dataset and benchmarking effort that catalyzed the development of deep learning and AI.
Founder of GoogleX/Waymo. Founder of Kitty Hawk & Udacity. Stanford Professor considered "Father of autonomous vehicles"
Dr. Sebastian Thrun is the founder of Google X and Waymo (Google's autonomous vehicle spin-off), the Chairman and co-founder of Udacity, the CEO of KittyHawk and former Director of Stanford's AI lab. Sebastian lead Stanford's autonomous vehicle team to win the 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge and is commonly considered the "father of self-driving cars".
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