Automation streamlines picking, packing and delivering

All types of automation help move goods throughout the warehouse and into the hands of consumers. 

AMR and ASRS move high-volume goods through the supply chain, while picking and packing processes optimize boxes and bags with speed. Recent innovations in these technologies are expanding the use cases for automation throughout the supply chain, and specifically, different areas of the warehouse. Robot arms and cobots are handling a variety of materials, shapes, sizes and weights, enabling faster fulfillment processes that move materials closer to delivery.

And delivery robots traverse the last mile to the consumer, finalizing an end-to-end automation pipeline. Retail, food and specialized deliveries are bringing automation closer to the consumer than ever before, forging a relationship with these machines in an effort to expedite this segment of the supply chain.

In this Special Focus Issue, we’ll highlight the multitude of robots and automated systems that keep goods moving efficiently, and the role that robotics plays in expediting warehouse processes.

In this Special Focus Issue: 

• Toyota Automated Logistics provides options, a Swiss Army knife of technologies for customers
• Vecna Robotics advances warehouse case picking automation with CaseFlow
• OSARO SightWorks advances AI-powered robotic picking and packing
• ... And more