productFunding secured for warehouse analysis pioneer
Dexory has secured $19 million in Series A funding led by European VC firm Atomico.
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articleTaking insights to the warehouse
Attendees benefited from a packed programme at Tomorrow’s Warehouse, as speakers shared insights on implementing large scale automation, integrating AI tools into operations, and much else. If you attended, thank you for being there. We look forward to seeing you next year.
productMaersk UK&I and Dexory expand partnership
AS A result of a successful deployment at its Kettering site in England, Maersk UK&I is expanding the use of Dexory technology across all its warehouse operations.
articleAccessible automation – get in on the discussion
Ahead of his presentation at next week’s Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event, John Wilson, Technology and Innovation Director – Europe, GXO answers questions on the rise of accessible automation.
articleNEXT streamlines order processing with robots
A Geek+ hybrid Pick-and-Sort solution has been deployed at the retailer’s Dearne Valley Pallet fulfillment centre.
productPharma firm addresses complex fulfilment challenges with Locus Robotics
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.
product3D camera with certified safety launches
SICK HAS launched the safeVisionary2, the world’s first compact 3D time-of-flight camera with safety certification performance level c, in accordance with ISO 13849.
newsKivnon appoints UK leadership team
The provider of AMRs and AGVs has appointed a new UK country manager and a sales director to help meet growing product demand in the United Kingdom.
productGXO singles out ‘billion dollar’ Sainsbury’s deal in results
The nearly billion dollar lifetime deal with the UK grocer was a key win as logistics services provider GXO recorded first quarter revenue of $2.3 billion, up 12% year on year.
articleNetwork and learn at Tomorrow’s Warehouse
Check out a wealth of expert speakers and 45+ innovative exhibitors at the upcoming Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event at the Coventry CBS Arena on June 8. It’s free to attend with free food and parking, and you earn CPD points to boot.
articleReport: 26% of warehouses to be automated by 2027
More than a quarter (26%) of warehouses are expected to be automated by 2027, from 14% just a decade earlier, says Rueben Scriven.
productNew industrial-grade webcam for logistics
Connect the camera, focus, get the image – this is especially useful when object distances change frequently. Therefore, it is quite common to employ webcams in logistics, kiosk and robotics applications.
product3D safety perception
SICK HAS launched the safeVisionary2, a compact 3D time-of-flight camera with safety certification performance level c, in accordance with ISO 13849.
articleCost projections point to increased robot uptake
Interact Analysis is predicting ‘substantial and accelerating growth’ for the robotic picking sector over the coming years, as labour costs rise and the cost of robots fall.
articleSurvey highlights readiness to spend on warehouse automation
Two fifths (42%) of businesses across manufacturing, retail and 3PLs are planning to invest equal to or more than their annual warehousing costs on automation over the next five years, according to new research,
productEmergency stop buttons easily connected
WIELAND ELECTRIC has launched emergency stop buttons with M12 connection for easy integration into plant and systems.
newsInteractive robotics workshop proves hit
RMGroup and ABB Robotics UK held an interactive workshop on March 30 at ABB’s Milton Keynes headquarters.
productRobot orchestration platform launches
Locus Robotics has introduced LocusONE to enable central management of AMR fleets.
productSynergy releases robot orchestration option
The SnapControl product is used to orchestrate automation devices and robotic systems within the warehouse from one centralised platform.
articleA visit to the unicorn
Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy visited Exotec in France to see first hand what is behind one of the logistics sector’s most spectacular success stories.
