Warehousing
Computer vision, AMRs, slotting, and pick optimization.
The warehouse is where most logistics AI becomes real: computer vision for pick and put-wall verification, autonomous mobile robots, and smarter slotting. We follow the deployments, benchmarks, and payback math so you can tell durable productivity gains from one-off pilots.
What we cover
- Computer vision for picking, dock, and counting
- AMRs, AS/RS, and goods-to-person systems
- Slotting, labor planning, and throughput
- ROI and payback benchmarks
Boiron Opens New Warehouse to Expand U.S. Distribution
Boiron’s new temperature-controlled warehouse consolidates U.S. operations and expands storage capacity to meet growing product demand .
Flipkart Adds 14 Million Cubic Feet of Warehouse Capacity
Flipkart expands warehouse capacity by 50% and adds 900 delivery hubs to handle festive demand and reach 750+ new PIN codes.
Lam Research Opens Largest U.S. Warehouse to Boost Semiconductor Supply Chains
Lam’s new California hub uses 15 robots to cut inventory retrieval from six minutes to under 30 seconds, strengthening semiconductor logistics resilience.
How AI Is Building the Smart Warehouse of the Future
Warehouses are no longer just storage facilities. They have become strategic hubs that directly impact delivery speed, inventory accuracy, customer satisfaction, and overall supply chain performance. As businesses face increasing order volumes, labor shortages,…
Warehouse Automation vs Traditional Warehousing meaning
The warehouse has evolved from a simple storage facility into a critical driver of supply chain performance. As customer expectations rise and fulfillment timelines shrink, businesses are rethinking how they manage inventory,…