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Walmart faces high costs and complexity automating warehouses, with utility bills exceeding $800,000 monthly versus $250,000 for manual ops. The retailer spent nearly $1 billion since 2016 on in-store automation, including a $400 million acquisition of Alert Innovation in 2023, which it later sold to Symbotic for $200 million at a loss.
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