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Two announcements in the past three weeks sum up where warehouse automation stands at the end of 2026. On October 29, Walmart and Symbotic expanded their...
Two announcements in the past three weeks sum up where warehouse automation stands at the end of 2026. On October 29, Walmart and Symbotic expanded their...
When a distribution center begins to run out of capacity, the conversation usually turns to physical expansion. The company may need another building, a larger yard,...
An automated warehouse can look flawless in a vendor demonstration. Pallets move along a defined route, robots complete carefully sequenced tasks, and the control software displays...
With nine years at the helm of the Freightos Marketplace—building digital freight operations from the ground up when online booking was still an unfamiliar concept to...
A truck delivers fresh produce to a supermarket and heads toward its next assignment. The produce has been received, but the logistics transaction is not complete....
A trailer backs into the right distribution center at the right time, and then nothing happens. The driver waits. The dock assignment changes. A switcher searches...
Warehouse automation is often sold with a deceptively simple equation: invest in technology, reduce labor, increase throughput, and calculate the payback period. The reality is considerably...
Google has identified a problem with artificial intelligence agents that deserves the attention of supply chain and logistics executives. Increasingly capable AI systems can become distracted...
For years, the emerging air taxi industry has focused on a relatively straightforward proposition: moving passengers above congested highways using electric aircraft. Companies such as Archer...
