Autonomous robotics and logistics company MyBull Robotics U.S. celebrated its new headquarters in Farmington Hills, Michigan, on May 14th 2026. The company is creating a hub to increase the supply of its indoor/outdoor automated logistics solutions and support for companies across North and South America.
Formally introducing MyBull Robotics’ North American presence in Farmington Hills, the event showcased its automation capabilities to customers, partners, and the local business community. MyBull Robotics U.S. is providing local investment and job creation in the Detroit area, with a current US team of 12 and a strong focus on expanding engineering and technical roles. The Grand Opening follows its successful appearance at the MODEX 2026 industry show in April.
Comprising flatbeds, forklifts, and tuggers, MyBull Robotics’ robust range of autonomous machines operates seamlessly in all weathers and on challenging terrain, helping companies become more efficient and resilient. Featuring lidar, vision cameras, multi-source fusion positioning, and more, they offer safe, rugged indoor and outdoor material handling and fast return on investment, alongside MyBull Robotics U.S.’s round-the-clock support.
Grand opening attracts business and community leaders, partners, and customers
The Grand Opening at the new North American headquarters of MyBull Robotics U.S. in Michigan consisted of two structured sessions (morning and afternoon) and a flexible open-house networking period at the end of the day. Located at 37735 Enterprise Ct., Farmington Hills, the facility comprises a dedicated showroom, a warehouse configured for proof-of-concept demonstrations, and on-site engineering, sales, and after-sales support resources. Intelligent mobile machines from MyBull Robotics are already deployed in real-world industrial environments in the US, with the showroom and facility intended to demonstrate their capabilities in a practical, accessible way.
The event introduced MyBull Robotics’ North American presence, demonstrating real-world examples of how the company’s technology can help North and South American manufacturing and logistics companies become more efficient. Each structured session included a company introduction and product overview, showroom presentation, live equipment demonstrations of forklifts and tuggers in the warehouse, use case demos, and a Q&A with the MyBull Robotics U.S. team. Attendees came from the local business community as well as existing and potential MyBull Robotics U.S. manufacturing and logistics customers, integrators, and partners.
Vinh Tran, Managing Director of MyBull Robotics U.S., says, “MyBull Robotics is establishing its North American presence in Farmington Hills to support long-term growth in the US automation and robotics market. We intend to become a long-term contributor to Michigan’s and the US’s advanced manufacturing and supply chain ecosystem, enhancing supply chain innovation and workforce development.
“At MyBull Robotics U.S., we take pride in our excellent engineering, project management, and after-sales service. Our comprehensive, rugged, safe, and reliable autonomous AMRs, tow tractors, tuggers, and forklifts provide flexible indoor and outdoor operation in complex, dynamic environments. Combined with our excellent customer support, AI-driven fleet management, and intelligent warehouse orchestration, we are able to improve the efficiency and performance of companies across a wide range of industrial sectors throughout North America.”
During its recent appearance at MODEX 2026 in Atlanta, MyBull Robotics U.S. officially launched the IP-rated TMN-T50US five-ton AMR-capable tugger, providing robust towing performance, consistent uptime, safe, precise navigation, and seamless integration into existing workflows. It was unveiled alongside the TMN-FP20 autonomous forklift, which allows for seamless switching between manual and automatic driving modes, and is equipped with multi-sensor fusion navigation technology for strong environmental adaptability in warehouses, factories, logistics parks, and docks.
