Robotics

Association for Advancing Automation (A3) stats show $1.48 billion in sales so far in 2021, surpassing the previous nine-month record set in 2017

This month in Modern, two features take the temperature of where we are in the application of robotics in warehouse/DC operations. Executive editor Bob Trebilcock takes us inside Top Notch Distributors, a leading supplier of architectural door hardware

As robotics become more widely deployed and some operations begin to use fleets from multiple vendors, more of the talk is about software-related issues like integration and less on the workings of the robot hardware itself.

HAI ROBOTICS and Invar will work together to ensure HAI's ACR robots integrate with Invar's WMS solution

Learn the basics of self-driving equipment. Download this easy-to-understand guide and learn the basics about driverless equipment and how to best benefit your operations using them.

Robotics category award to be presented at NextGen Supply Chain Conference November 2 to 4

Our annual virtual event kicks off Tuesday, November 2, focusing on robotics, AI, digital transformation and more

Digital Hub announced from Association for Advancing Automation to extend educational highlights and showcase conference exhibitors

Association for Advancing Automation (A3) stats show return to pre-pandemic demand for automation as manufacturers and others order industrial robot arm solutions at increased pace.

The footwear company increased throughput by 182% during Q4 2020.

New “Warehouse of the Future” exhibit in the DHL Asia Pacific Innovation Center explores the possibilities of a completely automated e-commerce solution

inVia’s unique RaaS business model and its robotics operations center further enhance its customer value proposition. With its strong overall performance, inVia has earned Frost & Sullivan’s 2020 New Product Innovation Award.

inVia Picker Wall is a dynamic wall that inVia Picker robots rebuild every day with each new day's set of ordered goods. This allows for maximum efficiency in your warehouse picking operation, as well as in your inventory replenishment. Time-consuming dependencies between people and robots are eliminated, allowing robots to work non-stop across every shift to move ordered goods to the front of the warehouse. Learn more.

Robotic arm order picking loads directly onto AMRs to address need for scalable system for high-volume, ecommerce fulfilment centers

Funding to support first 1,000 robot Installations for new and current customers of vendor which touts its ability to equip commodity robots with vision, touch and contextual intelligence to excel at handling unstructured piles of goods