57 posts tagged with “automation”

Forklift-pedestrian risk is moving from training binders into sensors, telematics, AI detection, and safety dashboards that operations teams can actually use.

The Comau-Omron robotics collaboration shows why manufacturers and warehouses are prioritizing flexible intralogistics automation over fixed-line projects.

Outpost’s second-generation gate automation platform shows why automated gates are becoming core logistics infrastructure for dwell, detention, trailer visibility, and yard security.

P&G’s Supply Chain 3.0 rollout shows why logistics teams should prioritize integrated planning, procurement, inventory, and transportation workflows before adding more automation.

Supply chain technology is moving past disconnected automation pilots toward orchestration systems that turn events, rules, and exceptions into coordinated execution.

FedEx is abandoning its in-house robotics push in favor of a multi-vendor partnership model. Here's what it means for the competitive landscape and why the robotics ecosystem's maturation is reshaping how carriers automate.

Pre-arrival digital submission is transforming customs clearance from a multi-day bottleneck into a matter of hours. Here's what the 2026 data shows—and what shippers must do to capture the speed benefit.

The Siemens-KION partnership is a sharp signal that warehouse modernization is moving beyond isolated hardware buys toward software-defined intralogistics built on orchestration, visibility, and coordinated automation.

GXO Logistics is positioning North America as its central growth engine in 2026, betting that reshoring, tariff-driven supply chain redesign and accelerating automation will fuel margin expansion and free cash flow gains.

Explore how self-healing supply chains powered by autonomous AI agents are revolutionizing logistics operations in 2026, with real data on productivity gains and automation rates.