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Vecna Robotics Partners With RightHand Robotics

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…collaborative mobile robots and fully-autonomous, zero-infrastructure AGVs designed specifically for safe and flexible material flows in dynamic, human-centric environments. Robot payload capacities range from 20 to 4,500 kg. This smart fleet works together through central orchestration by the Core Task Manager, which takes upstream work orders and assigns tasks to robots and humans as appropriate to efficiently fulfill orders. “Vecna…


Fetch Robotics partners with Ricoh USA

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…customers will be able to receive unparalleled service from our massive infrastructure of technical resources to keep warehouse automation running smoothly at all times, at any location.”


FedEx partners with Vecna Robotics as part of automation growth strategy

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…are using its fully autonomous, zero-infrastructure AGVs and mobile robots. Vecna Robotics RT4500 tuggers are showcased in the FedEx story. FedEx officials announced plans to deploy several more RT4500s as part of an automation growth strategy. The RT4500 autonomous tugger is built to maximize productivity by automating point-to-point transport of large payloads with flatbed carts or a train of carts.…


Amazon’s Delivery Challenge to UPS and FedEx Launching in LA

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…been building out its delivery infrastructure, expanding into ocean freight, leasing its own cargo planes, finding ways to deliver packages inside your house with Amazon Key, and even planning for the future with its drone delivery initiatives. Despite all this, though, the company isn’t ready to go toe-to-toe with established firms, which spend billions each year just upgrading their existing…


Are Robots Going to Replace People in the Warehouse?

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…With less need for fixed infrastructure and the ability to work collaboratively with humans to scale up output, robotic solutions are less costly and more flexible to dynamic e-commerce fulfillment needs than the automation of the past. Download Now! Five Ways to Optimize Your Distribution Center For E-Commerce Fulfillment The rise of e-commerce and multi-channel fulfillment has caused distribution centers…


Why You Need to Think Twice About Flying Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for Transportation

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…the need for large-scale physical infrastructure and can bring isolated communities into close contact with the rest of the world. In Brazil, for example, the government is deploying camera-equipped drones to inspect remote agricultural producers suspected of breaking labor laws. And drones are already monitoring air quality and providing support during health emergencies. But urban mobility is not an appropriate…


The Big Picture: Business as Unusual

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…Customers want to leverage existing infrastructure, Carson says, and many of the newest companies supplying AMRs can work with nearly all of what already exists in a warehouse. The ability to work with standard components and still create a highly automated system is essential to control the costs associated with automation. In turn, capital can be redirected to areas that…


IAM Robotics awarded first patent for warehouse picking robots

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…customized picking equipment and transport infrastructure. The former solution does not do enough to address labor concerns and the latter requires expensive capital investments that limits an organization’s flexibility and ability to react to changing market conditions. This new patent helps IAM Robotics provide a solution that addresses both the need for labor and low-cost automation. “The intellectual property we’ve…


IDTechEx research explores how mobile robots will transform materials handling

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…thus requiring some degree of infrastructure modification and extended onsite installation. This industry is showing healthy, albeit small, grow rates. This gives an illusion of security to this mature high-fragmented business where price competition is rise. The next generation navigation technology- infrastructure-independent flexible autonomy- has the potential to shatter this illusion. This new technology, whilst appearing just as the next…


Four Ways to Future-Proof Your Warehouse

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…With less need for fixed infrastructure and the ability to work collaboratively with humans to scale up output, robotic solutions are less costly and more flexible to dynamic e-commerce fulfillment needs than the automation of the past. Download Now! Five Ways to Optimize Your Distribution Center For E-Commerce Fulfillment The rise of e-commerce and multi-channel fulfillment has caused distribution centers…


The Evolving Distribution Center Technology Stack

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…firm. “In building out system infrastructure, we take a whole system approach to optimizing process flows that embraces lean engineering techniques in the physical layout of our systems, the intelligence of our software, and the application of advanced technology that maximizes the efficiency of human interaction, while eliminating toilsome labor requirements,” says High. “In doing so, we eliminate as much…


The Big Picture: Adaptability as King

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…to handle goods without much infrastructure. Small robotic vehicles can support zone picking with totes or bring rolling carts laden with goods to light-driven picking workstations. Some vendors have also outfitted mobile robots with picking arms or other attachments that allow them to perform picking or other tasks. What’s more, the mobile robots of today use advanced navigation technologies that…


Modernizing supply chains critical to operational efficiency, experts say

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…CEO of Siemens USA, said infrastructure is the “core” of who we are as Americans. Siemens operates 60 U.S. manufacturing centers. “We can’t do that without a competitive U.S. supply chain,” Marks said. Siemens uses 36,000 suppliers, with 5 million purchasing orders a year with 8 million invoices a year. “To us, we have to leverage infrastructure,” she said. “We…


ABB acquires B&R Automation

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…utilities, industry and transport & infrastructure. B&R is a solution provider in the automation of machines and factories for industries such as plastics, packaging, food and beverage. The joint commitment to open architecture increases customer choice and flexibility facilitating connectivity in increasingly digitalized industries. On closing of the transaction, B&R will become part of ABB’s Industrial Automation division as a…


The Evolution of the Digital Supply Chain

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…sophistication of sensors and IoT infrastructure improves. According to Leonard, formerly a technology executive with General Motors, as sensors on trucks and trailers are becoming more numerous, they’re getting smarter and more capable of monitoring different conditions. Additionally, governments in places such as Ohio with its Smart Mobility Corridor program are embedding fiber optic cable and sensors right into roads…


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