Winners announced at Warehouse Transformation Awards
The Awards took place at the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event in Coventry on May 14.
The Awards took place at the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event in Coventry on May 14.
The Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event returns on Thursday, 14 May 2026, at the Coventry Building Society Arena, offering warehouse and logistics professionals a focused day on operational challenges and emerging technologies.
The retailer announced a conditional deal to acquire a new 437,000 sq ft fully automated fashion distribution centre in Lichfield, as it seeks to double online sales in its Fashion, Home and Beauty business.
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.
Movu UK sales director Beth Marshall looks at the takeaways from the big intralogistics shows in Europe and US.
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.
The move cements Amazon’s growing role as a 3PL and extends the company’s portfolio of freight, distribution, fulfillment, and parcel shipping solutions to brands.
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.
We have a raft of experts locked and loaded to share insights at the upcoming Tomorrow’s Warehouse event on May 14 at Coventry’s CBS Arena.
The logistics sector needs agile software that adapts quickly to changes in order structure. Reliability is a self-evident requirement for automation, but when robots contribute to grocery distribution, they become a part of security of supply.
Following the launch of Ocado’s latest warehouse software – Ocado IQ – Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy talks to David Scheffrahn, Vice President of Sales, North America, Ocado Group, on the crucial topic of integration and orchestration in the warehouse.
With full integration of the Locus Robotics system solution into the LFS Warehouse Management System, EPG can provide companies with a ready-to-use solution that sustainably accelerates picking processes.
Dr. Markus Wulfmeier brings expertise in reinforcement learning, robotics,
and physical AI to advance Nomagic’s software-driven automation platform.
Join us on 29 April at 10:30am with Lucas Systems for Smarter Execution, Lower Environmental Impact – The Operational Advantage of Dynamic WES.
The deal is expected to expand Dematic’s scalable automation capabilities, providing solutions for customers through distribution and fulfillment.
Experts will uncover insights on challenging warehouse implementations at the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Coventry event on May 14 at the CBS Arena.
The fully autonomous fulfillment system combines mobile robotics, an integrated robotic picking arm, and AI-powered perception with autonomous execution to complete end-to-end workflows without manual intervention.
Warehouse and Distribution (WD) services will only truly perform when their inventory, sortation and distribution systems meet their precise requirements – not only now, but also in the future.
The Ocado IQ software suite is designed to direct picks and paths for the Ocado Mobile Robot System.
The GXO Accelerator will identify, test and scale new logistics technologies.