Innovative engineered solutions
Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy has a close look at DHL’s innovative engineered solutions team at its new facility on the Cross Point estate in Coventry.
Valley of the Sheds
Liza Helps explores the ‘expansion’ of the Golden Triangle as developers and occupiers seek the space and labour to suit their business needs.
The time is now
The window for occupiers to get the best deal on new space is closing, argues Liza Helps.
White light white heat
Logistics Matters property editor Liza Helps talks to Butterfly Conservation head of science Dr Richard Fox about the impact of warehouse light pollution on biodiversity.
Bigging up the little creatures
Is the Government’s push to force an increase in bio diversity net gain fit for purpose? And how will it affect occupiers? Liza Helps investigates.
Centralised and patient-specific
Advances in logistics automation are revolutionising the healthcare supply chain, explains Craig Rollason.
Automated sideloader with manual back-up option
Combilift has launched what is said to be the world’s first autonomous sideloader with the option to operate manually.
Multipurpose truck reaches to 7.5m
Yale Lift Truck Technologies has launched a new Outdoor Reach Truck, which applies smart design to meet the operational needs of logistics businesses.
The challenges and benefits of brownfield automation
Implementing advanced technologies to improve efficiency, productivity, and overall warehouse performance is possible for most existing facilities, regardless of their age or limitations, says Shane Faulkner.
The future of last mile
The war in Ukraine is expected to boost drone technology and its application in civilian life. Ellis Shelton says drones will have a role to play in last mile delivery.
Mezzanines: sustainability and steel
Cold-formed and hybrid mezzanines have various advantages and disadvantages, including different impacts in terms of the environment,
Adapting to a tough market
Logistics Matters rounds up comment from key logistics service providers on a fast-changing and difficult logistics market in the UK.
Sharper order fulfilment
Ireland’s largest pharmaceutical distribution company has partnered with Locus Robotics to deploy 21 LocusBots at its Baldonnel Dublin distribution centre to improve customer order fulfilment productivity.
Top tips for safer loading
DESPITE LOADING bay equipment being traditionally thought of as low-tech, investing in new technology is an important way to prevent incidents in and around the loading bay.
Big truck power
Are big trucks ready for the lithium-ion age, asks Jan Willem van den Brand.
Ready to deploy
Warrant officer air cargo at RAF Brize Norton is a varied and challenging role, from managing dangerous goods to assisting in earthquake relief operations. Sim Rezazadeh-Wilson talks though her role and how her initiatives earned her a nomination at the recent Everywoman Transport & Logistics Awards.
Unlocking analytics for the warehouse
Robotics can go hand in hand with big data and analytical tools to unlock warehouse efficiency, says Andrei Danescu.
Combat harmful noise
THE UVEX xact-fit planet and xact-fit reusable earplugs deliver on comfort, protection and sustainability.
Is poor quality workwear the new fast fashion?
AVOID POOR quality workwear and invest in good quality, sustainable working clothes to help protect the environment. urges Snickers Workwear.
Supercharge your warehouse with smart tech
Jamie Mottershead outlines his top five technologies to supercharge your smart warehouse.
