Warehouse Automation

Automation offers an opportunity for continuous operation in warehouse operations, but solving downtime still represents a challenge.

DHL Supply Chain is deploying cobots from Robust.AI in its warehouses. Carter is able to assist humans in picking activities, but also suggest workflow changes as orders change.

Warehouse efficiency is enhanced by six crucial factors that signal when the time is right to embrace automation.

GXO Logistics will pilot Digit, a human-centric robot from Agility Robotics, in warehouse operations at a SPANX facility in Georgia.

The push to optimize warehouse operations is most effective when humans continue to work alongside automated tools, a new report from Newcastle Systems has found.

Investing and implementing warehouse automation technologies in a logistics network can be costly and time-consuming, especially with challenges such as changing consumer buying habits, lack of supply chain visibility into the sustainability and profitability of new technologies, and the adaptation of existing infrastructure can be very problematic.

This guide explores many of the concepts behind automated warehouse technology, in particular, the most important factors for investing in automation, and the best ways to achieve that.

Using the best drone and ground robot technology, GEODIS Counbot identifies and locates full pallets whatever your site configuration, and allows the real-time update of your warehouse management system with reliable data.

In this white paper from 6 River Systems, we look at why warehouse automation is no longer viewed as a potential addition to warehouses, instead, it has become crucial to implement quickly to reduce risk and add flexibility to ever-changing business needs.

Download this guide and learn how warehouse automation can make your operations far more accurate, productive and responsive.

This white paper dives into how to properly evaluate the cost savings of an AS/RS considering site conditions, labor requirements, inventory accuracy and control, throughput, ROI and unknown costs.

Now more than ever, robots are transforming e-commerce fulfillment operations by bringing consistency, efficiency, and flexibility to material handling in the warehouse.

This paper takes a look at the building blocks of flexible automation and explains how systems that embody mobility, modularity, collaboration, and connectivity, and driven by intelligent software are the systems that are going to be most adaptable to change.

By leveraging advanced robotic technology with extensive material handling experience, warehouse automation solutions from Honeywell Robotics provide the speed, accuracy and efficiency to satisfy a broad and growing range of operational requirements.

This eBook explains how warehouse automation technology - an AS/RS and WES – allows companies to improve overall efficiency, meet growing customer demand, raise productivity, lower risks, boost throughput and increase inventory accuracy.