warehouse automation

Mary O’Connell and Andrew Smith, founder and CEO of Outrider, sit down to talk about all things warehousing and automation

Have warehouse workers ever had it so good?

Despite an economic slowdown, Walmart is putting money into automating its grocery fulfillment operations with Alert.

Berkshire Grey survey finds executives bullish on automation to offset labor shortage

Blue Yonder has released two new offerings, Warehouse Execution System and Adaptive Fulfillment & Warehousing.

1MRobotics looks to take an automation-first approach to fulfillment with a network of ‘nanofulfillment’ centers.

One year into its existence, GXO Logistics continues to find contract logistics is the right fit.

Self-flying drones from Vimaan will be the eye in the sky for a PFS warehouse in Memphis, Tennessee.

Lucas Systems survey finds that 75% want technology to assist them

Amazon this week unveiled Proteus, its first “fully autonomous” mobile warehouse robot.

Warehouse automation firm Hai Robotics has raised an additional $100 million to scale its R&D efforts.

The contract logistics provider said it wants to create the world’s largest air- and ground-based security robotics fleet.

Partnering with AI-powered supply chain company Symbotic, Walmart is bringing robots to its 42 regional DCs.

The robotic fulfillment and inventory optimization software provider looks to continue growth and expansion.

In most cases, AI-based warehouse slotting can deliver 10-20% labor cost savings, a 1-5% improvement in accuracy and 20-40% increase in throughput.

Berkshire Grey, a provider of mobile robotic technology and software for warehouse automation, revealed its latest solution on Thursday.

E-commerce 3PL Fulfyld is deploying inVia Robotics automation in its Alabama warehouse.

The Great Resignation has touched nearly every business, but if warehouse businesses want to weather the storm, they need to prove their commitment to growing, changing and doing better for employees.

Agility Robotics has raised $150 million to fund development of its walking warehouse robots.

Operators have endless options when choosing a warehouse robot — but how can they pick the right one?