articleThe future of grocery retail demands logistics automation
As grocery retailers try to meet consumer demands for convenience, freshness and sustainability, embracing intralogistics automation has become a necessity.
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articleGiraffe promises to triple storage density
BRIGHTPICK HAS unveiled the Giraffe, a robot system capable of reaching up to 6 metres.
articleSwisslog to showcase the breadth of its logistics solutions at LogiMAT
THE SHOW will also give the integrator the opportunity to carry on the celebration of its 125th anniversary.
articleLogiMAT demos to feature robotics and AI
DEMATIC WILL offer live demonstrations featuring robotics, AI in warehouse management and process optimisation to help customers reach facility efficiencies at the upcoming show.
productZebra Technologies to acquire Photoneo from Brightpick
THE ACQUISITION highlights how Zebra is expanding Its portfolio of 3D machine vision solutions.
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productMaximising vertical space
MUSHINY WILL showcase its MIX Pro high-bay tote Ssolution at LogiMAT.
articleImprovements in bin picking
One of the most crucial aspects of modern warehousing is bin picking — a process that’s evolving rapidly with technological advancements, says Element Logic, an AutoStore partner.
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articleLooking ahead to IMHX
As intralogistics and warehousing businesses begin to make headway into the busy year ahead, a highlight for many will be the return of IMHX in September.
productEnhanced RMS can orchestrate more than 5000 robots
GEEK+ HAS enhanced its Robot Management System (RMS), which can now coordinate more than 5,000 robots and handles 10,000 tasks per second.
articleFlexing your logistics muscle
What does the future hold for the flexible automation market? AMHSA secretary Dave Berridge investigates.
productSoftware: the power behind the robots
You can attend a free webinar from Locus Robotics tomorrow tackling this key topic.
productMobile Robots to reach 2.8m shipments by 2030
AS SUPPORTING technologies evolve, mobile robots are primed to break into new markets, transforming manufacturing, last-mile delivery, agriculture, and healthcare, says ABI Research.
articleFood security farmers and retailers – how automation can help
The UK’s ability to feed itself is back on the agenda, as British farmers protest that the new tax regime will undermine an already fragile rural economy. Could automation help to create a more viable food strategy, asks Russell Hutchinson of Daifuku.
newsSwisslog announces key leadership appointments in the UK
The leading provider of warehouse automation and software has made two significant UK leadership appointments.
articleThe engine of smart warehousing
Theresa Macdonald, Business Development Manager at Element Logic shares key trends that will shape warehouse automation in 2025.
articleMake logistics sense – the need for a single digital thread
Bringing together information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) across many and varied systems in logistics requires a new approach to automation, one that will build the digital foundation for the entire sector. By Dave Sutton – Product Marketing Manager for Industrial Automation; Schneider Electric.
articleHuge global in-house software team
Q&A with James Sharples, VP Global Business Acceleration at Swisslog.
productPuma implements highly automated DC in the USA
The distribution centre in Phoenix, Arizona will allow the brand to increase daily order fulfilment from 100,000 to 200,000 units.
