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Maximise warehouse automation ROI with solid processes, clean data, and scalable systems. Discover the key steps to successful implementation. article

Preparing for automation? Get these fundamentals right first

Warehouse automation is attracting serious investment. With labour shortages, rising fulfilment volumes, and increased customer expectations, many operations are reviewing how digital tools could streamline their activities. In 2023, 45% of UK fulfilment centres had already adopted AI-based automation. Projections suggest over 50% by 2025, climbing to more than 85% by 2030. The options, from autonomous mobile robots to automated storage systems, continue to grow.

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TGW Logistics is constructing a high-performance fulfilment centre in Gothenburg for the Swedish healthcare specialist OneMed. product

Special handling needs

TGW Logistics is constructing a high-performance fulfilment centre in Gothenburg for the Swedish healthcare specialist OneMed.

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BT-Systems has delivered a fully automated high-bay warehouse as the core element of Sofidel’s $200 million expansion project in Duluth, USA. product

Automated high-bay warehouse

BT-Systems will deliver a fully automated high-bay warehouse as the core element of Sofidel’s $200 million expansion project in Duluth, USA.

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AT IMHX, TGW Logistics will demonstrate how its cutting-edge technologies are shaping the future of intralogistics. product

Next-level automation

AT IMHX, TGW Logistics will demonstrate how its cutting-edge technologies are shaping the future of intralogistics.

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