Major grocer makes further investment in automation
Canadian firm Metro has awarded a third warehouse automaton contract to Witron Group.
Canadian firm Metro has awarded a third warehouse automaton contract to Witron Group.
Automation leader Witron outlines how it has adapted to the coronavirus crisis.
Reitan Distribution A/S, a subsidIary of Rema 1000 A/S, has awarded a €50m+ automation contract to Dematic.
Manufacturers with Direct to Consumer operations need to consider storage and picking for efficient fulfilment of growing order volumes, says Edward Hutchison.
Siemens Logistics is bringing to the market a new variant of its tried-and-tested VarioRoute for flow splitting in parcel sorting centres.
Geek+, a global AMR leader, and Körber, the global supply chain technology leader from software to materials handling automation, will provide businesses worldwide with AMRs that can enable efficient, flexible, and smart logistics solutions.
The increasing popularity for renting a fashionable outfit for that special occasion as opposed to buying it, is creating new demand for the automated sortation systems supplied by Dürkopp Fördertechnik, a member of the KNAPP group.
For those companies operating high speed, high output automated warehouses, consideration should be given to the storage platform that you introduce to the system.
Neovia Logistics, the 3PL who works with leading automotive, industrial, aerospace and technology companies has signed an agreement with Element Logic to install an AutoStore system in Desford.
Efficient and modern order processing is more important today than ever before.
Locus Robotics has announced a strategic partnership with Balloon One, a UK-based provider of software and supply chain applications.
The facility is scheduled to be fully operational by early 2022 and will handle 800,000+ parcels per day.
Wise Robotics has launched a warehouse robotics demo centre.
Commercial robotics vendors were increasingly delivering innovative solutions to warehouse efficiency way before the Covid-19 pandemic took a wrecking ball to the established order of things.
The COVID crisis is prompting companies to invest in automation and robotics to better manage operations, despite facing revenue declines resulting from the pandemic.
The events of the last few years, including Brexit and COVID-19, have forced senior management to think very deeply about how best to develop their operations to cope with unforeseen uncertainties.
The warehouse of tomorrow will be highly automated, says Joel Garbutt, Head of Sales Northern Europe, TGW.
Toyota has applied an innovative design approach that goes beyond current standards when introducing lithium-ion batteries to forklifts.
When it comes to automated warehouses, at SEC Storage, we’re huge fans. So much so, that we have an entire division devoted to it. However when looking to deliver the required efficiency and productivity levels of ‘tomorrow’s warehouse’, automation is rarely the most optimal solution available.
Interroll has completed construction on its second plant on their campus in Hiram (Atlanta) Georgia. The 11 million dollar investment gives Interroll a substantial increase in capacity for the region.