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How Warehouses Improve Accuracy at Scale Without Rebuilding Operations

January 11, 2026 by Sam Francis

Once a warehouse moves beyond a few hundred orders per day, accuracy challenges stop being isolated mistakes and begin turning into systemic cost leaks.

At lower volumes, occasional picking or packing errors may seem manageable. As fulfillment scales, however, those same errors quietly erode margins. In high-volume warehouses and fast-growing 3PL environments, accuracy is no longer just an operational metric- it directly affects customer retention, carrier costs, and long-term growth.

This shift is why many warehouse leaders are rethinking how accuracy is built into their workflows instead of relying solely on manual checks and human vigilance. [Read more…] about How Warehouses Improve Accuracy at Scale Without Rebuilding Operations

Filed Under: Logistics, Warehouse robots Tagged With: 3PL fulfillment, automation news, fulfillment accuracy, logistics automation, order accuracy, packing verification, pick to light systems, pick-to-light, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, warehouse accuracy, warehouse automation, warehouse picking errors, warehouse technology

Kargo raises $42 million Series B to scale global warehouse deployment with enterprise clients

December 26, 2025 by David Edwards

Kargo, a specialist developer of industrial artificial intelligence technology for supply chain and logistics, has announced the closing of a $42 million Series B funding round.

The round was led by Avenir, with participation from Linse Capital, Hearst Ventures and Lightbank, and previous investors Matter Venture Partners and Sozo Ventures.

The new capital will be used to accelerate Kargo’s mission to transform real-time inventory data infrastructure across warehousing and logistics globally.​ [Read more…] about Kargo raises $42 million Series B to scale global warehouse deployment with enterprise clients

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: AI in warehousing, automation news, industrial ai, Kargo, logistics automation, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, supply chain technology, venture capital, warehouse automation, warehouse software

Cognibotics and Boozt team up for advanced AutoStore automation

December 20, 2025 by David Edwards

Nordic e-commerce company Boozt has launched a pilot of Cognibotics’ HKM1800 material-handling robot, aiming to accelerate AutoStore-connected pick-to-pack operations.

The initiative targets fewer manual touches, faster operator onboarding, and higher throughput, key challenges in today’s tight labor market and seasonal volume peaks.

Fredrik Malmgren, CEO, Cognibotics, says: “Automation isn’t only about cost; it keeps operations running when demand spikes. [Read more…] about Cognibotics and Boozt team up for advanced AutoStore automation

Filed Under: Logistics, Material handling, Supply chain, Warehouse robots Tagged With: automation news, autostore automation, boozt, cognibotics, e-commerce automation, material handling robots, pick to pack, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, warehouse robotics

From Idle Trucks to Smart Fleets: The Real Impact of Telematics in the USA

December 16, 2025 by David Edwards

If you ask someone working in fleet operations today whether telematics matters, many would respond with a quick “yes”, but seldom stop to think how much difference it really makes.

A recent industry study found that more than 70 percent of fleets using GPS-based tracking and telematics for at least three years report that safety became the top benefit of their investment.

That doesn’t just reflect better paperwork or neat dashboards. It signals a shift: fleets are transforming from reactive cost-centers into proactive, data-driven operations. [Read more…] about From Idle Trucks to Smart Fleets: The Real Impact of Telematics in the USA

Filed Under: Logistics, Transportation Tagged With: automation news, commercial fleet technology, fleet safety technology, fleet telematics usa, fleet tracking systems, gps fleet management, logistics technology, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, telematics benefits, transportation automation

Einride and IonQ partnership uses quantum computing to optimize the logistics of electric and autonomous freight

December 11, 2025 by David Edwards

Einride, a developer of electric and autonomous freight operations for some of the world’s largest shippers, has announced its initial results of a groundbreaking collaboration with the US-based quantum computing company IonQ to further enhance Einride’s AI-powered optimization platform, Saga. This marks the first real-world application using quantum computing to analyze commercial transport data.

Einride and IonQ entered into a three-year partnership in May 2025 to explore ways to further enhance the Company’s Saga platform through quantum technology.

Saga uses the comprehensive operational and customer data generated by Einride’s vertically integrated transport ecosystem of electric trucks, autonomous trucks, and charging infrastructure. This allows Einride to successfully serve customers’ transport demand with fewer vehicles, lower energy use, and reduced overall transport cost.

“Achieving fully electrified and automated freight networks in the most efficient way possible is an exponentially complex task,” said Roozbeh Charli, CEO at Einride. [Read more…] about Einride and IonQ partnership uses quantum computing to optimize the logistics of electric and autonomous freight

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, Computing, Logistics, News Tagged With: automation news, autonomous fleet orchestration, autonomous freight technology, einride, electric truck operations, ionq, logistics innovation, quantum computing transport, quantum logistics, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, saga optimization platform, shipment allocation optimization

Warehouse Automation Software Bottlenecks: Identify and Eliminate Performance Constraints

December 11, 2025 by David Edwards

Warehouse automation software coordinates thousands of transactions, robot actions, and inventory updates. During peak periods, hidden constraints can slow order processing, cause sync delays, or disrupt fulfillment. These issues stem from technical design, not operations, so early detection is essential.  [Read more…] about Warehouse Automation Software Bottlenecks: Identify and Eliminate Performance Constraints

Filed Under: Automation, Logistics, Supply chain, Warehouse robots Tagged With: api rate limits, automation news, database locking, load testing, performance tuning, real-time synchronization, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, stress testing, warehouse automation, warehouse bottlenecks, warehouse software, wms performance

DHL Supply Chain forms five-year alliance with Robust.AI to install Carter robots across Mexico

December 3, 2025 by David Edwards

DHL Supply Chain, a contract logistics company, has agreed a five-year strategic alliance with Robust.AI, a pioneer in collaborative robotics systems.

Following successful deployments in North America, DHL Supply Chain will now introduce Robust.AI’s Carter robots in Latin America, with a rollout of 15 units in its retail operations in Mexico.

The partnership with Robust.AI is a key element of DHL Supply Chain’s strategy focused on identifying and deploying scalable, commercially viable robotic and automation technologies that deliver immediate operational benefits. [Read more…] about DHL Supply Chain forms five-year alliance with Robust.AI to install Carter robots across Mexico

Filed Under: Automation News, Logistics, News, Robotics and Automation, Robotics and Automation News, Robotics News Tagged With: amr deployment logistics, automation news, collaborative robots logistics, contract logistics automation, dhl robotics strategy, dhl supply chain mexico, flexible warehouse robotics, north america robotics expansion, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, robust ai carter robot, scalable warehouse robot solutions, warehouse automation mexico

Chicago residents push to pause delivery robot pilot over safety and accessibility concerns

November 27, 2025 by David Edwards

More than 800 Chicago residents have signed a petition calling on the city to pause its sidewalk delivery robot pilot, citing safety, accessibility and privacy concerns as more machines begin operating in neighbourhoods such as Lakeview.

The petition, hosted at NoSidewalkBots.org, urges the city to “pause the sidewalk-robot program until CDOT & BACP release safety & ADA findings, evaluate that data and local job impacts in a public hearing, and set clear rules.”

CBS Chicago reported that the robots – operated by Serve Robotics and Coco Robotics – are now a common sight in parts of the North Side. But not every resident is comfortable sharing the pavement with them. [Read more…] about Chicago residents push to pause delivery robot pilot over safety and accessibility concerns

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: automation news, autonomous delivery, chicago cdot, coco robotics, delivery robots, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, serve robotics, sidewalk safety

Waabi achieves ‘major milestone’ in autonomous truck technology

November 25, 2025 by David Edwards

Waabi says it has achieved a major technical and commercial breakthrough in autonomous trucking, unveiling surface-street driving capabilities that allow its self-driving trucks to complete entire freight journeys without human intervention.

The company claims it has now accomplished “complete autonomous driving capabilities across both highways and general surface streets”, a milestone it achieved in the first quarter of 2025.

According to Waabi, this unlocks what it describes as the first viable direct-to-customer operating model in the autonomous freight sector. [Read more…] about Waabi achieves ‘major milestone’ in autonomous truck technology

Filed Under: Autonomous Vehicles, Logistics, News Tagged With: automation news, autonomous trucking, direct to customer freight, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, self-driving trucks, surface street autonomy, uber freight partnership, waabi

DHL boosts operational efficiency and customer communications with HappyRobot’s AI Agents

November 25, 2025 by David Edwards

DHL Group, the world’s largest logistics company, is accelerating its enterprise-wide AI strategy through a new partnership between its contract logistics division, DHL Supply Chain, and the AI startup HappyRobot.

The collaboration marks a significant step in deploying agentic AI to streamline operational communication and enhance both customer experience and employee engagement.

DHL Supply Chain has already successfully utilized HappyRobot’s AI agents across several regions and use cases, including appointment scheduling, driver follow-up calls, and high-priority warehouse coordination. These agents autonomously handle phone and email interactions, enabling faster, more consistent, and scalable communication. [Read more…] about DHL boosts operational efficiency and customer communications with HappyRobot’s AI Agents

Filed Under: AI agents, Logistics, News Tagged With: ai agents, automation news, dhl supply chain, enterprise ai systems, happyrobot, logistics automation, robotics and automation, robotics and automation news, robotics news, warehouse communication

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