At recent tradeshows such as LogiMAT and ProMat 2025, automated packaging companies were notably more visible.

Spending on warehouse automation in the United States and Canada is estimated to be $3.5 billion annually, and that figure is growing at a rate of 5% to 7% a year, according to Andy Williams ...

You never get to the end.” There are certainly jobs at the Andover warehouse that will be resistant to automation for a while. Fixing the robots that fix robots, for example. Up on the ...

Warehouse automation is booming. Fueled by the success of e-commerce, projections indicate the market is expected to surpass $54 billion by 2030, led by the rise of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs ...

The global logistics robot market is projected to reach $35 billion by 2030, driven by e-commerce growth, labor shortages, ...

That shortage persists and many logistics professionals are turning to warehouse automation technology to help retain employees they have and increase their productivity. It may seem ...

Robotic technology and automation are having a transformational impact on warehouse operations. Earlier generations of robots used to be quite bulky and extremely limited in what they could do.

Uber Freight’s Val Marchevsky to deliver Keynote at NextGen Supply Chain Conference Uber Freight CTO Val Marchevsky will offer the 3PL and Logistics Keynote address at the upcoming NextGen Supply ...

they are not the ultimate answer to optimized warehouse operations. Moving to the next level — using automated intelligence for real-time decision-making and task-flow optimization — is now feasible.

This is exactly what’s happening inside Ocado’s revolutionary Hive, a fully automated warehouse system that’s changing the way we shop for groceries. Picture fleets of robots or "bots ...

For in this magic warehouse, orders fill themselves in seconds — electronically.” This vision of the completely automated warehouse is floating around in the popular imagination today.

Keeping the “human free” facility running requires the work of third-party contractors, who are often put into dangerous situations. By Brian Merchant Mr. Merchant is a journalist. Editors ...