Many warehouses built today in the US are 32 feet tall. If you look at the pictures of robots above, the new robotic solutions are not designed to support picking in tall walls of racking.

Order fulfillment in warehouses presents a pertinent use case to be modeled using digital twins, with multiple interdependencies in material and information flow as well as time criticality in ...

Ware Malcomb’s concept (above) features a 1,950,400-total-square-foot warehouse spanning five levels high where the brains of its sophisticated delivery system (robotic picking devices and a conveyor ...

A greener distribution center The design concept also shows options to reduce the logistics center’s carbon footprint. For example, the concept envisions a honeycombed skin that generates wind and ...

The ultimate goal is to design warehouses that balance human workers with the use of automated technology. To realize the benefits of Industry 4.0 when designing your next warehouse, bear in mind ...

The equipment that warehouse operators use to move materials — forklifts, tippers, inverters and so forth — may soon be enhanced by technological advancements that should lead to greater ...

By keeping inventory in bonded warehouses or foreign trade zones, importers were able to hedge the tariff rate they ...

The company helps companies conceptualize, specify, design, build, program, and install new automation solutions that improve safety, speed, quality, repeatability, and revenue.

WESTFIELD — After Target abandoned its plans to construct a warehouse at a site near the Westfield-Barnes Regional Airport, a pair of developers are proposing a new warehouse design for the ...

Designs for the former Shofer’s Furniture warehouse at 810 Leadenhall St. were presented to a city architecture panel Thursday and received an overall positive response with some questions about ...