Zebra Technologies

Top Notch Distributors has charged up its distribution activities with autonomous mobile robots.

With supply chains in disarray and the labor shortage persisting, companies across the board are turning to automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) solutions to help them work smarter, better and faster.

Latest Zebra study shows long-term changes to shopper behavior driving retailers to prioritize improvements in their labor and supply chain capabilities

Well-defined processes, clean data, a little automation and a skilled workforce deliver that needed spark to conventional warehouses.

Long known as a hardware-focused data collection company, Zebra Technologies is taking its solutions, and software, to the edge with a focus on software, analytics and optimization.

FourKites and Zebra alliance addresses visibility over freight, from the warehouse to the yard and across transportation modes

Deal for vendor whose AI-based software improves forecasts and optimizes inventory allocations grows Zebra's retail and consumer packaged goods (CPG) software portfolio

The deal, for $290 million cash for the 95% of Fetch Zebra does not already own from a previous investment stake, is expected to close in the third quarter of 2021, furthering Zebra's growth in intelligent industrial automation as part of the company’s focus on robotics.

Company acquires Adaptive Vision, which offers machine vision software

Allied Electronics & Automation brought together a shuttle system, pocket sortation and automated tote and pallet transportation.

Better body mechanics. Less potential Covid exposure. Improved picking performance. Fewer injuries. Those are four of the benefits that wearables and warehouse software are bringing to people out on the DC floor.

Rugged, detachable tablets excel at off-vehicle scenarios, though the traditional vehicle-mount style remains popular, refreshed with Android and touchscreens.

At ProMatDX this week, Zebra Technologies is demonstrating how its picking technologies can help warehouses increase order fulfillment without expanding their workforce.

Mobile devices are getting significant upgrades that will improve point-of-use and enterprise productivity. Advances range from the move to Android systems to a consolidation of form factors while trying out some new ones, and the debut of platforms that make the link to enterprise systems.

As warehouse and DC operators find new ways to manage the impacts of the global pandemic, automatic identification and data capture solutions continue to play an important role in their digital transformation journeys.