warehouse robotics

The partners take aim at bringing easier automation to more warehouses globally.

Warehouse systems integrator and supply chain consultancy recognized for industry excellence

Research from ProGlove on the future warehousing & logistics investment finds only half of leaders intend to implement automation technology in the next five years.

Other trends which the study revealed include accelerated timelines for warehouse modernization projects, and returns management as a top operational challenge.

Addverb's on-campus smart factory will help students better understand how robotics and flexible automation work in various industry settings.

SoftBank will acquire all of the outstanding capital stock of the company not currently owned by SoftBank for $1.40 per share in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $375 million. The transaction is not subject to a financing condition and is expected to close in the third quarter of 2023.

The successful deployment of Stretch comes just one year after DHL Supply Chain announced its $15 million investment in robotics solutions from Boston Dynamics.

Combining stow Robotics’ automation expertise with Phononic’s active cooling technology, the two companies are collaborating to design, develop and scale solutions for cold chain fulfillment in North America and Europe.

Integrated solutions target full-scale automation with minimal fixed infrastructure, enabling customers to maximize throughput, scale effectively, and optimize labor efficiencies.

Survey of 300+ C-level executives finds that reducing costs and investing in automation technology are top priorities

Warehouse robotics vendor also states it has tripled revenue since 2020, and expects as much of 40% of its business coming from North America by 2025.

Combines McMurray Stern's fully integrated storage options with Addverb's fixed and flexible robotic solutions and software. The strategic partnership will focus on providing Addverb's robots, including Multi-Pro (Mother-Child Pallet Shuttle), Zippy (Guided Sortation Robot), Quadron (Carton Shuttle), and Dynamo (Autonomous Mobile Robot) to deliver streamlined and cost-effective automation systems to McMurray Stern's customers.

Combining warehouse and order management solutions with AI-driven software and robotics expected to increase performance and reduce cost in fulfilling orders.