Why AMR evaluation must move beyond robot speed
The next generation of autonomous mobile robot platforms will be judged less by fleet size and more by how effectively they coordinate an…
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Why warehouse automation still needs physical safety
Automation can reduce warehouse risks, but it cannot replace traffic planning, human judgement or impact protection. Technology works best when integrated with practical…
Transport Logistic adds two halls as digital focus grows
Strong exhibitor demand is prompting Munich’s transport logistic 2027 to expand from 12 to 14 halls, with more space for digital logistics and…
Low-friction conveyor belts target warehouse energy waste
A change to one frequently overlooked conveyor component could reduce operating power by up to 50%, while supporting longer equipment life and predictive…
AI Moves Logistics Beyond Shipment Visibility
AI agents are beginning to turn logistics data into operational action, from correcting shipment records to escalating potential theft. The approach could reshape…
Pudu Robotics links shared AI to scalable warehouse automation
Pudu Robotics is extending its robot portfolio from specialised machines to semi-humanoid systems, with pallet handling at the centre of its industrial offer.
AI and robotics reshape warehouse capacity
Automation is moving beyond transport to picking, storage and packing, allowing operators to increase throughput without expanding every facility.
FedEx expands automated air-cargo operations in Madrid
A modernised FedEx facility at Madrid-Barajas adds capacity, automation and customs capability ahead of the peak shipping season.
AI and automation take centre stage in November logistics outlook
The November 2026 issue examines how artificial intelligence, robotics and resilient operating models are reshaping logistics. It also reports on major automation investments…
Moffett Automation invests €4m in Monaghan technology centre
Moffett Automation has started work on a €4 million Centre of Excellence in County Monaghan, creating a base for automation development and customer…
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Blue Yonder puts AI at the centre of order orchestration
Blue Yonder has introduced an AI-native order management platform designed to connect promises, inventory, fulfilment, service and returns in one operating layer.
Why Industrial Labelling Is Becoming a Software Challenge
Warehouse labels are no longer just an output from a printer. New technologies are targeting integration, configuration time and material consumption.
Hörmann redesigns dock leveller for flexible loading bays
Hörmann’s HTL3 combines modular sizing, stronger components and easier servicing to support new construction and refurbishment projects.
Why grid capacity is becoming a warehouse technology issue
Automation, refrigeration and electric fleets are making electricity availability a core design parameter for logistics facilities. Developers are being urged to assess power…
Digital border systems need mobile driver rules
The UK–EU trade reset could improve supply-chain reliability, but only if border technology is matched by workable rules for professional drivers.
Propr Group challenges long-term route software contracts
A new UK logistics software company is offering operators a route optimisation platform with a trial-first commercial model. The aim is to reduce…
Global AGV raises autonomous forklift capacity to 2 tonnes
Global AGV has introduced the L20, an autonomous forklift designed to move loads of up to two tonnes while retaining a compact footprint.…
Why warehouses need smarter policy and smarter technology
Warehousing is a major UK employer and economic enabler, yet its role is often reduced to the rise of online retail. The sector’s…
Peak logistics needs connected systems, not bigger promises
Retailers entering an extended peak season are being urged to test the entire order journey and connect fulfilment decisions with the delivery promise.
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