FlexQube has been granted its fifth U.S. patent related to Navigator AMR, the company’s autonomous and modular robotic platform for material handling. The patent, “Navigator Interface,” was granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on June 30, 2026, and is the first granted patent within FlexQube’s fourth patent family for Navigator.
The patent grant marks another step in FlexQube’s long-term strategy to build a broad international patent portfolio around the Navigator platform. With five granted U.S. patents and corresponding patents granted in several other key countries, the company continues to strengthen the protection of the technologies at the core of FlexQube’s solutions for flexible and autonomous material handling.
The new patent protects a key interface solution between the Navigator AMR and motorized load carriers. The patented interface enables the robot to generate the lifting force required to connect with and transport different types of motorized load carriers. The patent complements FlexQube’s previously granted patents and broadens the protection of key functionalities within the Navigator platform.
CEO Anders Fogelberg comments: “This patent represents another important step in our long-term innovation and IP strategy. We systematically develop and protect the technologies that make the Navigator platform unique. A strong patent portfolio enhances our competitiveness, creates long-term value, and provides a solid foundation for continued product development and commercialization.”
