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SVT Robotics platform hits 4 billion transactions milestone

SVT Robotics platform hits 4 billion transactions milestone

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    SVT Robotics announced its Softbot Platform has surpassed four billion transactions, with current weekly volumes between 100 million to 130 million. The company expects to exceed eight billion lifetime transactions by the end of 2026.

  2. Why it matters

    The platform captures transaction data across automation systems and enterprise software to give companies real-time visibility into operations and generate high-fidelity data needed for industrial AI applications. This data foundation is becoming critical as organizations apply AI to logistics and manufacturing.

  3. What to watch

    The Softbot Platform is currently deployed across four continents at customer sites including DHL, and the company is tracking accelerating transaction volumes as demand for resilient automation infrastructure grows.

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What is the Softbot Platform used for?
The Softbot Platform captures and contextualizes transaction data across technologies, facilities, and workflows to provide real-time visibility into system performance and generate high-fidelity data that serves as the foundation for optimization and AI-driven decision-making in enterprise and physical automation operations.
Where is the platform currently deployed?
SVT's Softbot Platform is deployed at customer sites across four continents, including global organizations like DHL.
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