Symbotic Announces Partnership to Roll Out New, More Powerful Battery Technology for SymBot Robots

Symbotic Inc. (NASDAQ:SYM) is one of the best performing large cap stocks to buy. On September 23, Symbotic announced a partnership on September 23 to roll out new battery technology for Symbotic’s SymBot autonomous mobile robots. The enhanced battery technology is designed to improve the performance and durability of Symbotic’s industry-leading warehouse automation system, to advance the company’s vision to reimagine the supply chain.

The new power solution provides 6x more energy capacity and is 40% lighter than the ultracapacitors currently used in SymBot mobile robots. The reduction in the overall weight of the power supply and increase in energy capacity enhance system reliability by extending the bots’ window of operability. Furthermore, the technology delivers an unparalleled cycle life, estimated to be at least 10x that of traditional Lithium-ion technology.

For larger, connected systems, the increased energy allows bots to perform substantially more work, be teleoperated for longer, and travel significantly further between charges, boosting flexibility, speed, and efficiency in moving goods. Symbotic began using this technology in production on a limited basis in June 2025. The company anticipates fully incorporating the batteries into new SymBot production starting in September 2025.

Symbotic Inc. (NASDAQ:SYM) is an automation technology company that develops technologies to enhance operating efficiencies in modern warehouses.

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