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Did you know? E-commerce sales are set to skyrocket from $2.8 trillion in 2018 to $4.9 trillion in 2021 according to Statista. With warehouses already struggling with workforce shortage, companies...
Amazon may be the king of warehouse automation with45,000 Amazon (Kiva earlier) Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) in its warehouse army, but it is not the only company using autonomous vehicles in...
A gamut of challenges such as omnichannel sales, seasonal demand fluctuation, overstocking, out-of-stock situations, back orders, order returns, and the constant striving for ever-shorter lead times...
With the sudden rise of Bitcoin at the end of 2017, Blockchain has become a mainstream term. But a lot of people still don’t understand the incredible potential this technology holds, especially in...
“Alexa, please automate my warehouse.” How convenient would it be if it were that simple to automate the warehouse? But in order to achieve a similar future, the warehouse needs a brain to process all the information it receives and automatically execute actions to address an array of scenarios. And that brain is called Artificial Intelligence, or AI. What is Artificial Intelligence? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that aims to make machines that can mimic the...
In one of our recent blogs, we talked about what IoT (Internet of Things) is and whether it’s the right time to adopt it. However, since IoT in the warehouse is a fairly new concept/technology, warehouse managers, technology directors, and higher decision makers might find it somewhat difficult to plan and, of course, even more challenging implementing. The primary reason for this is the overwhelming amount of moving parts, details, and infrastructure that is (seemingly) needed for successfully...
In recent years, new warehouse automation technologies are gaining momentum because of the need to optimize labor time and reduce operating and order fulfillment costs. These needs have surfaced...
