articlePut operations first
THG Brands chief operating officer Tom Killeen – a leader in eComm fulfilment – tells Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy how an operations first approach is paying dividends for the company.
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articleDematic want to bring down the noise at your facility
The firm’s Noise Reduction portfolio helps identify and resolve harmful noise levels within your warehouse.
productNext-gen automated sortation and order retrieval
OPEX Corporation, a global leader in automation for almost 50 years, has launched its newest automated sorting and order retrieval solutions – OPEX Sure Sort X with OPEX Xtract.
articleLoadhog launches new container for automation
LEADING PACKAGING manufacturer, Loadhog is launching the Autotote 64, a container designed specifically to meet the challenges of intralogistics automation.
articleGet to grips with warehouse automation
Gain insight into warehouse automation at the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event on 20 June at Coventry’s CBS Arena.
newsAmazon reflects on robotics and AI investment
AMAZON DIRECTOR for global robotics – mechatronics and sustainable packaging Stefano La Rovere, says: “Over five years to the end of 2024, we will have invested over €700 million in the deployment of more than 1,000 robotics systems across our European fulfilment centre network.”
productA sporting chance
DISTRISORT HAS provided Serbian logistics firm Logistar with a turnkey solution that enables the sorting of incoming goods, outgoing goods and returns on one system.
productSmart navigation for higher density applications
AMR AND AGV firm Kivnon has integrated intelligent mapping navigation into its K05 Twister model.
articleAsda and Swisslog celebrate 10 years of partnership
THE TWO companies have released a video to mark the occasion.
articleLast mile picking innovation
AUTOSTORE HAS introduced the world’s First PickUpPort in collaboration with Element Logic.
productCE certification awarded
SGS, THE world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company, has awarded CE certification to leading Chinese logistics equipment manufacturer Wayzim Technology in recognition of its new automated products – the Vision Singulator and Fast Scanner.
productMovu escala 3D bin shuttle system scoops award
The award-winning Movu escala is the next generation, flexible robotic automated bin storage and retrieval sub-system – for even the smallest applications of bin-compatible products.
productAutonomous forklift demos trailer loading
VISIONNAV’s VNST20 PRO autonomous forklift European premiere at LogiMAT showed how it is capable of loading and unloading trailer trucks in 45 minutes.
articleSeven space saving technologies highlighted
One of the biggest challenges companies face in intralogistics is a lack of space, leading to inefficient storage, slower processes, higher costs, and lower customer satisfaction.
productRobotic micro-factories used for home building
ABB Robotics is collaborating with UK-based tech start-up AUAR, to advance the use of robotic micro-factories to build affordable, sustainable low energy timber homes.
articleThink 2035: think dark warehouse
BEUMER Group shared its vision of dark warehouse operations at LogiMAT 2024.
newsAdidas opens major automated warehouse in Italy
Kuehne+Nagel will operate the fulfilment centre for Southern Europe in Mantova, Italy on behalf of the sneakers brand.
articleSheffield boffins studying insect brains promise mobile robot breakthrough
OPTERAN TECHNOLOGIES and SAFELOG have signed a multi-year agreement will deliver mobile robots with greater productivity, improved spatial awareness and lower cost of ownership.
articleFashion drives new automated DC
3PL Noatum Logistics recently moved into a 500,000 sq ft distribution centre in Biggleswade, which features a turnkey automated handling solution delivered by BS Handling Systems. Richard Dannatt tells the story of how it came together.
articleShifting sands of automation
Chris Walton, head of contract logistics Europe at CEVA Logistics sees a significant shift towards more flexible use of warehouse automation. Simon Duddy reports.
