Reimagining a
World in Motion

FloxMind isn’t just building warehouse intelligence. We’re creating the connective tissue for a smarter, more adaptive world – where technology doesn’t just execute, but orchestrates, evolves, and responds.

We call our technology Multi-Agent Adaptive Intelligence: a new form of decentralised coordination where autonomous agents think, learn, and move in sync – like a living network of minds in motion.

FloxMind began as Phinxt Robotics, founded by Yanwen and Quirino – two PhDs with deep expertise in robotics and cyber-physical systems. With decades of experience in mobile robotics and industrial integration, we shared a vision: to make warehouse automation more accessible, adaptable, and intelligent.

As the market grew, challenges became clear. Automation was booming, but solutions were fragmented. AGVs, AMRs, and legacy systems struggled to communicate. Integration was slow, costly, and rigid – every new robot meant months of custom work. Warehouses faced a tradeoff between innovation and interoperability.

We believed there was a smarter way.

So, we built Phinxt – a decentralised, edge-based intelligence platform that unifies automation across vendors and systems. No rip-and-replace. No vendor lock-in. Just seamless coordination, rapid deployment, and real-time fleet control.

Now known as FloxMind, our mission remains the same: to help warehouses automate on their terms – faster, smarter, and without compromise. From day one, we’ve focused on vendor-agnostic interoperability, intuitive deployment, and true orchestration – giving clients the freedom to evolve, without the friction.

Warehouses are under pressure – and many businesses are on the edge. Rising labor costs and inefficiencies are destroying profit. Manual warehouses simply don’t make money anymore. However, most automation today is built for the old world – high volumes of identical products, fixed layouts, and predictable demand.
 In today’s world, businesses must move fast, handle varied SKUs, and continuously adapt.

When we think about the future of the warehouse, it’s not about replacing humans or systems – it’s about orchestrating everything intelligently:

People, robots, inventory, locations, and design – all working together through one smart platform.