Conventional scanning technologies will soon give way to AI vision systems that monitor operations in real time and gather continuous visual data on handling of orders and SKUs.

Warehouse and fulfillment operators can avoid costly expansions by optimizing existing space with goods-to-person automation.

E-commerce growth, labor shortages and unpredictable demand are pushing many facilities to turn to automation as a way to stay competitive.

The big box retailer says that it's also using generative AI to comb through social media and sales data to identify the products customers in certain regions want most.

At Zebra, we believe AMRs should help you free up cash flow and become more profitable as quickly as possible — not two or three years from now.

New e-commerce automation initiatives encompass a wide range of operational and strategic considerations. Factors such as seasonal demand fluctuations, return management intricacies, maintenance requirements, scalability, and more contribute to the complexity of these projects.  

If picking the right systems for automating logistics is a journey, how do you even get out the door?

Dresser also announced the launch of DeepFleet, a new generative AI model designed to coordinate and optimize the movement of robots in fulfillment centers.

Wall-to-wall audits often mean halting operations, hiring temp labor, and pausing fulfillment—just to satisfy compliance. Scholl’s 3PL partner DSV took a different approach.

As warehouse automation technology continues to display innovation, some applications are becoming absolutely essential in shaping the future of warehouse operations. Whether you're optimizing inventory management or enhancing order fulfillment, embracing these tools is a smart move.