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CMES Robotics USA and Engineering Innovation (EII) will showcase what the companies call a fully integrated AI-powered parcel handling system at MODEX 2026. The joint offering pairs CMES Robotics' AI Vision piece picking technology with Eii’s Chameleon Parcel Sorting System. CMES and EII at MODEX 2026 The companies said that together, the system delivers a complete gaylord-to-conveyor automation platform designed…
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FANUC America will demonstrate five high-performance robotic systems at MODEX 2026, and the company said that these technologies deliver practical, real-world results for warehousing, logistics and supply chain professionals. By visiting FANUC’s booth at MODEX, the company said that attendees can experience technologies that streamline box handling, scanning, picking, palletizing, depalletizing and autonomous material movement while improving accuracy, boosting throughput,…
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Supply chain software and technology company Hardis Supply Chain announced a strategic partnership with Pandora, the world’s largest jewelry retailer by volume, to support a major global warehouse management system 〈WMS〉 transformation. Hardis Supply Chain said that the initiative is helping Pandora modernize and standardize warehouse operations across regions as part of a broader, end-to-end supply chain transformation. At MODEX…
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Cloud robotics company Rapyuta Robotics will unveil major upgrades to its flagship automation suite at MODEX 2026. The company said its MODEX exhibit is designed to show supply chain leaders how to solve the “hard questions” of modern fulfillment: increasing throughput without expanding footprints and protecting SLAs amidst a shrinking labor market. Rapyuta ASRS and PA-AMR upgrades Rapyuta’s MODEX booth…
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Atlanta-based Exol announced the opening of its first physical AI-powered U.S. facilities, which the company said marks the commercial debut of a new category in logistics: robotic fulfillment-as-a-service. The company said that it will have a total of six physical AI sites spanning six million square feet of automated fulfillment capacity nationwide, designed to support retail, wholesale and consumer goods…
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Following its global debut at LogiMAT and upcoming North American debut at MODEX 2026, Toyota Industries Corporation announced the appointment of three industry leaders as CEOs of Toyota Automated Logistics (TAL), its new warehouse automation business. Hitoshi Matsuoka will serve as TAL’s CEO, Central. Thomas Hibinger will serve as TAL’s CEO, EMEA and APAC. And Aaron M. Jones will serve…
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Shanghai, China-based Quicktron Robotics, a global provider of warehouse robotics and intralogistics automation, will make the U.S. debut of its latest tote and pallet systems at MODEX 2026. The company’s MODEX booth, with a theme of ‘QuickMix: One Platform, All Scenarios,’ will demonstrate how unified robotics and software can enable high-density, flexible, scalable automation across modern warehouse and manufacturing operations.…
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MODEX 2026 is almost here. As the supply chain world prepares to descend on Atlanta, Robotics 24/7 asked its Executive Advisory Board what they’re excited about for the event. Check out what our EAB members said about MODEX 2026, and what they’re looking for at the event. Amir Sharif, Co-Founder & COO, 3Laws Amir Sharif, Co-Founder & COO, 3Laws What…
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At MODEX 2026, Ocado Intelligent Automation (OIA) will unveil Ocado IQ, the cloud-based, AI-powered software that the company said directs every pick, path and priority from inbound to outbound. The system serves as the intelligence behind the company's Chuck AMR and the pallet-moving Porter AMR, both of which will be on display at Ocado’s booths during the show. Ocado IQ…
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AI-powered robotic warehouse automation provider Brightpick has unveiled Gridpicker, which it said is a high-throughput grid-based fulfillment system run by AI-powered mobile manipulators, built on the company’s Autopicker technology. Brightpick said it will provide a first-hand look at Gridpicker, and announce its European launch partners at LogiMAT 2026 in Germany. Warehouse automation with mobile manipulation Brightpick said that 75% of…
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Autonomous inventory management system provider Corvus Robotics announced a strategic technology partnership and expanded deployment of its Corvus One platform with Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits. The expanded deployment will see Corvus’ inventory drones across Southern Glazer’s distribution network. Supply chain transformation via inventory drones Corvus One operates continuously within active warehouse environments, autonomously flying aisles to scan and validate…
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At MODEX 2026, warehouse automation and software provider Swisslog said that it will showcase how its forward-thinking automation strategies help businesses stay ready for what’s next. At Swisslog’s booth, B14732, MODEX attendees can discuss how automation is not a one-time investment, but a continuous journey that evolves alongside operational needs and market demands. Flexible, scalable technologies To underscore Swisslog’s theme…
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AutoStore, a global provider of technology-driven, intelligent order fulfillment offerings, announced its Spring 2026 product update. The company released the CubeVerse platform and new AI-driven capabilities, which it said mark a major step toward self-optimizing fulfillment. AutoStore is also introducing new cloud software, AI-powered analytics and robotic workflows for order preparation and system optimization that can deliver higher throughput in…
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Robots and automation systems are everywhere in the warehouse. The supply chain is filled with mobile robots performing material handling tasks in conjunction with their human counterparts. Different form factors keep goods moving down the warehouse pipeline, and keep order fulfillment processes on track for shipping. As mobile robots continue to evolve, so too do their task capabilities in the…
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Ambi Robotics, a provider of AI-powered robotics for commercial operations, introduced AmbiVision, an AI-powered item intelligence and perception software application designed to automate complex item identification, tracking and Cognitive optical character recognition (OCR). The company said AmbiVision will support reliable downstream automation in logistics and distribution operations. AmbiVision expands Ambi’s AI Skill Suite capabilities under AmbiOS with visual intelligence built…
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