productHow to tackle increased inventory – and optimise limited warehouse space at the same time
Handling an ever-increasing range of products amid already limited warehouse space is a constant challenge for logistics leaders, managers and teams.
product
articleQ&A with… Russell Holmes, Sales Director, AutoStore.
Fulfilment requirements are ever-evolving, with pressure on logistics leaders unrelenting. AutoStore can help.
articleAMHSA presents vision for growth
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.
productDaifuku to unveil its new trio of Sorting Transfer Robots at LogiMAT 2026
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.
articleAutoCase helps banish Black Friday blues for warehouse teams
Even if you are delighted with how the Black Friday and Christmas Peak season is going at your warehouse facilities, it’s likely that you have frequent headaches to deal with.
newsThe Warehouse Transformation Awards opens for entries
There’s something for everyone at The Warehouse Transformation Awards.
articleDesigning Goods-to-Person systems for scalable operations
Many warehouses begin their journey towards automation with goods-to-person (GTP) systems. These systems improve safety, efficiency, and accuracy by removing the need for staff to walk between storage locations to collect items.
articleAutoStore introduces Autumn 2025 product portfolio, including AutoCase, FlexBins, and Frozen-Only Grid
AutoStore, the global leader in technology-driven, intelligent order fulfillment solutions, today announces the launch of its Autumn 2025 product portfolio.
articleHighly automated DC pays dividends
An automation project managed by Witron has halved the workforce and cut truck trips in half for a grocery wholesale operation.
article
articleSmarter warehouse automation
How do you transform a 100,500 sq m warehouse, the size of 14 football fields, to handle a surge in small-item eComm orders without building new facilities?
articleTime is money
A new AutoStore approach to flooring is cutting installation time and saving money for customers. Ellen Brune, VP of product management, AutoStore talks to Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy.
productGeekplus unveils Robot Arm Picking Station
The innovation has the potential to ‘usher in an era of fully unmanned warehouses’.
newsRecord-breaking order intake for TGW
Despite challenging economic conditions, TGW has increased order intake by 55% year on year to 1.5 billion euros, the highest in the company’s history.
articleDaifuku unveils its Sorting Transfer Robot S for UK and European markets
Designed, manufactured and tested in Japan, the new Sorting Transfer Robot S (SOTR-S) from Daifuku is now being introduced across the UK and Europe.
articleWarehouse robotics and agentic AI developments from Amazon
Amazon has launched its newest operations technologies include Blue Jay, a system coordinating multiple robotic arms, and Project Eluna, an agentic AI model helping operators make more informed decisions.
articleAutoCase, FlexBins, and more as AutoStore gets refresh
AutoStore has enhanced its portfolio introducing AutoCase for case handling, FlexBins for consolidation and buffering, and a Frozen-Only Grid designed for temperature-sensitive operations.
productWhat is a pouch sorter – and how can it benefit my business?
Pouch sorter (AKA pocket sorter) technology is a powerful automation tool that can significantly benefit a business operating in e-commerce distribution – particularly for high-speed order fulfilment, returns processing and batch picking.
productVoice picking baked in
Baked goods leader is driving the digitalisation of its warehouse logistics with the voice-directed solution LYDIA Voice from EPG (Ehrhardt Partner Group).
productIntralogistics automation for fashion: challenges and solutions that make a difference
The fashion industry operates in one of the fastest-changing environments. With e-commerce now representing more than 30% of sales and consumer habits evolving rapidly, brands must rethink their logistics strategies to stay competitive.
