Automation

Extended relationship showcases commitment to providing customers worldwide across industries with autonomous mobile robot (AMR) solutions to combat supply chain complexities. The companies declare a joint commitment to provide businesses worldwide with AMRs that can enable efficient, flexible, and smart logistics solutions.

New report from MarketsandMarkets predicts 8% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the automated storage and retrieval system (ASRS) market through 2025.

Company continues to see high demand for conveyor and sorter solutions.

The shiny new technology may be autonomous lift trucks, but the driverless truck is far from the only trend—and may not be the best step for some operations. Other technologies, including fleet management and telematics, cameras and virtual reality training present a spectrum of technologies that can make lift truck operations more efficient.

Quicktron products are to be distributed via the global sales and service networks of the KION brands Linde Material Handling, STILL and Dematic.

Innovation makes it easier to identify waste and inefficiencies while meeting customer demands and minimizing operational disruption.

Displaced workers trained in hard and soft skills for CNC operation and robotics.

Combination of workforce and task management to help customers in retail and other vertical markets empower front-line workflows with richer and larger sets of real-time data.

Because the trends covered in the report have been so deeply impacted by COVID-19, a special section focusing on the pandemic and its long- and short-term impacts on supply chain and logistics operations has been included.

May 2020 shipments increased 7.4% compared to April 2020 billed sales.

Former North American president and CEO of the Kion Group is an industry veteran with expertise in supply chain logistics.

Join MMH & MH247 this week and learn about automation, robotics, software and mobility and how they enable warehouse/DC operations to fully recover and stay ahead of the competition during this pandemic.

One of the world’s largest parcel delivery services is redesigning its fulfillment processes to meet new challenges, inside and outside the warehouse.

Already in full force before Covid-19 came about, the push to automate warehouses and distribution centers is expected to pick up as more companies look for ways to manage social distancing rules, remote workforces and other new challenges.

As part of the automation evolution, it is key to create an operating environment that combines excellent technology with an engaged and motivated workforce.