Industry 5.0 warehouses need a live operational picture
The next generation of warehouse performance will depend on combining automation with a continuously updated understanding of the physical workplace.
The next generation of warehouse performance will depend on combining automation with a continuously updated understanding of the physical workplace.
Impact protection is becoming an engineering question about energy management. The right design can help warehouses protect infrastructure without simply adding rigidity.
Scott Saunders (pictured, below), Technical Manager at Watco UK, shares his expert advice on preventative maintenance, floor care, warehouse floor paint and operational best practice to help logistics and distribution centres maintain a strong...
By 2030, 50% of new warehouses in developed markets will be designed as ‘robot-centric’ facilities, with humans being optional, according to Gartner. As warehouse workers become less keen to perform manual tasks, many organizations...
Research from Mecalux and the MIT Intelligent Logistics Systems Lab, based on a survey of 2,000+ logistics leaders, shows rapid automation and AI adoption, 2–3 year payback periods and rising demand for high-skill warehouse...
Lidl GB is accelerating its commitment to providing households across the country with enhanced access to affordable high-quality products as it shares updates on two major warehouse projects. The discounter has now completed its...
The acquisition of Solid by Consafe Logistics provides the WMS specialist with an opportunity to extend reach beyond its core Astro offering. We spoke to CPO, Patrik Olsson. Swedish-founded vendor Consafe Logistics has been...
Warehouses and distribution centres need to adapt to rising organised crime. How can people and technology can work together? Paul Worsley, Chief Services Officer at security systems provider Kingdom Systems, discusses why tackling organised...
Shoebox handling illustrates how perception-led robotics can make fulfilment systems more adaptable, resilient and capable of working with real product variability.
As warehouses digitise and deploy autonomous vehicles, impact protection is becoming part of a broader resilience strategy rather than a standalone barrier decision.