Automation is a given – how you handle it is the key
The key theme at Tomorrow’s Warehouse Coventry was operations professionals coming together to share insights and finds ways to ‘do transformation’ better in the warehouse.
The key theme at Tomorrow’s Warehouse Coventry was operations professionals coming together to share insights and finds ways to ‘do transformation’ better in the warehouse.
Symbotic announced the acquisition which seeks to ‘advance a new industry category, Warehouse Operations Optimisation’.
Modern warehouses have evolved far beyond rows of conveyor belts and manual forklifts. Today’s logistics facilities rely on intelligent automation, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), high-speed sortation systems, and precision material handling equipment to keep products moving around the clock. Behind much of this progress is a technology that rarely gets the spotlight: the brushless DC (BLDC) motor.
When it comes to competitive advantage, right-sized packaging automation offers a quick win, argues AMHSA secretary Dave Berridge.
The automation leader is making a paradigm shift from traditional optimisation within the logistics centre towards end-to-end, data-based, and dynamic network optimisation.
Automation, robotics and real-time data flows are reshaping warehouse operations across the logistics sector. As distribution centres become increasingly connected and automated, reliable industrial connectivity is emerging as a key factor in maintaining productivity, operational continuity and system performance.
LAPP will showcase solutions covering the full automation pyramid, from dedicated industrial cabling through to bespoke connectivity systems engineered for demanding industrial environments, including logistics and warehousing.
Interroll will be joining industry leaders and warehouse professionals at Tomorrow’s Warehouse at the Coventry CBS Arena on 14 May, where the team will be highlighting one of the biggest current priorities in intralogistics: smarter, faster sortation.
Interroll has acquired the Netherlands-based provider of vertical conveying, logistic and baling solutions.
The Awards are in association with AMHSA, the Automated Material Handling Systems Association, and comprise the final session at next week’s Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event at the Coventry CBS Arena.
Against a backdrop of rapid transformation in intralogistics systems, LAPP is strengthening its offering with a new generation of connectivity solutions designed for automated environments.
Experts will uncover insights on challenging warehouse implementations at the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Coventry event on May 14 at the CBS Arena.
Large-scale automation projects are thin on the ground, creating a mixed outlook for system integrators, says AMHSA Secretary Dave Berridge.
Daifuku has confirmed that LogiMAT 2026* will be the first European outing of its new Sorting Transfer Robot series, the SOTR-S, SOTR-L and SOTR-M.
A report from Dematic explores how technology is reshaping the industry and where experts are placing their bets.
Registration is now open for the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event, a one-day, free to attend conference dedicated to addressing operational challenges in warehousing and logistics.
The new, ultra-compact RSL 200 safety laser scanner from Leuze safeguards machines, automated guided vehicles and robots.
The leading beverage manufacturer implemented the Qimarox Prorunner mk5 to transport of beverage packaging from the production floor to higher levels, where the next stage of product processing takes place.
Hilton Campbell, who took the reins as AMHSA President in May 2025, explains the association’s strengthened vision and a new structure to realise it.
There’s something for everyone at The Warehouse Transformation Awards.