Automated forklifts. At its most advanced, warehouse automation can look like Amazon’s army of 100,000 robots that moves orders through its warehouses across the globe, or like UK online ...

When warehouse work begins, two things are on the minds of those in charge: avoid delays and prevent staff injuries. However, speed and repetition are common causes of incidents on the warehouse floor ...

The worker revealed she usually clocks in several more hours on the warehouse floor after returning from lunch at 4:30 a.m. 3. The worker is seen sorting packages as they come off a conveyor belt.

Companies are shifting towards faster, smarter and more sustainable productivity. Global supply chain warehouse professionals are being drawn in by the promise of Industry 4.0 as an industrial ...

Warehouse workers at "Top Notch" used to spend hours walking the warehouse floor, lifting heavy boxes, and pushing carts. That's all changed with the addition of new autonomous robots from ...

In the battle of humans versus machine on the warehouse floor, some companies have found common ground. Instead of developing technology to completely replace manpower , these firms are designing ...

The robots move about the warehouse on floor tracks that can be rearranged. They are electrically powered and quiet. But If you get near its path, the robot emits a sound that leaves no doubt you ...

Multiple companies have sold robots for one of the most difficult warehouse jobs to automate: loading and unloading trucks. According to the Wall Street Journal, loading and unloading is the ...

The Second Harvest Food Bank’s floor renovation project is now complete after a temporary move. Warehouse operations have moved back onsite and onsite drive-thru distribution resumed this week ...