Warehouse Robotics Boom Cuts Costs Boosts Efficiency

Warehouse Robotics Boom Cuts Costs Boosts Efficiency

Warehouse robots are becoming increasingly popular due to labor shortages and the accelerated growth of e-commerce. Adoption rates among large enterprises are projected to reach 75% by 2026. Mobile robots are expected to lead the development of smart logistics, offering flexible and efficient solutions for material handling and order fulfillment within warehouse environments. This trend signifies a significant shift towards automation in the logistics industry.

Righthand Robotics Rightpick Boosts Ecommerce Fulfillment Efficiency

Righthand Robotics Rightpick Boosts Ecommerce Fulfillment Efficiency

RightHand Robotics introduces RightPick, a hardware and software combined smart picking solution designed to address e-commerce order fulfillment challenges. Powered by machine learning, RightPick can handle thousands of SKUs, reduce operating costs, and improve automation levels. It is suitable for industries such as e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, and electronics. This solution marks a new milestone in smart picking technology, leading a new era of intelligent order fulfillment. It offers a flexible and scalable approach to automating the picking process in warehouses and distribution centers.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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Warehouse Robotics Gain Traction Amid Labor Shortages

Warehouse Robotics Gain Traction Amid Labor Shortages

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the current state of warehouse logistics robot applications. Based on an industry survey, it reveals the opportunities and challenges companies face when adopting robotic technologies. The survey results show a divergence in the market regarding the perceived value of robotics, but early adopters generally realized a return on investment and plan to expand their use. The article also explores the driving factors behind robot adoption, key use cases, and different business models, providing a reference for enterprise decision-making.

Amazon Expands Robotics in New North Carolina Facility

Amazon Expands Robotics in New North Carolina Facility

Amazon will build a robotics fulfillment center in Wilmington, North Carolina, expected to be operational in 2026. This move aims to improve logistics efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance customer experience. Amazon's continued investment in robotics signals an accelerating revolution in efficiency within the logistics industry. The new facility will likely incorporate advanced robotic systems for sorting, packing, and shipping, further streamlining Amazon's operations and enabling faster delivery times for customers in the region.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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AI and Robotics Transform Logistics with WMS Integration

AI and Robotics Transform Logistics with WMS Integration

This Logistics Management Roundtable webinar focuses on the automated transformation of logistics operations, exploring how technologies like AI, robotics, and WMS are reshaping warehousing and logistics. Experts will share best practices, real-world case studies, and future innovations, helping logistics management leaders address challenges, seize opportunities, and achieve efficient, intelligent logistics operations. The webinar will provide insights into optimizing processes, improving accuracy, and reducing costs through automation, ultimately leading to a more competitive and resilient supply chain.

Autostore Hits 300 North American Warehouse Robotics Installations

Autostore Hits 300 North American Warehouse Robotics Installations

AutoStore surpasses 300 installations in North America, enhancing order fulfillment efficiency. The company has appointed Mike Dickson as President of the Americas to accelerate regional growth. This expansion signifies AutoStore's commitment to providing cutting-edge automated solutions for warehouses and logistics operations in the region. The increased presence aims to optimize supply chains and improve overall performance for businesses seeking efficient and scalable order fulfillment capabilities.

Locus Robotics Raises 150M for Warehouse Automation Expansion

Locus Robotics Raises 150M for Warehouse Automation Expansion

Locus Robotics closed a $150 million Series E funding round to accelerate global expansion and technological innovation, solidifying its leading position in warehouse logistics robotics. The company lowers the barrier to automation through its RaaS (Robotics-as-a-Service) model, helping businesses increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve employee morale, leading the intelligent transformation of the warehouse logistics industry. The funding will further support the development of new robotic solutions and expansion into new markets.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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Amazon Buys Robotics Firm Cloostermans to Boost Warehouse Efficiency

Amazon Buys Robotics Firm Cloostermans to Boost Warehouse Efficiency

Amazon's acquisition of Belgian warehouse robotics company Cloostermans aims to enhance warehouse automation and address storage capacity challenges. While the short-term impact may be limited, automation is a necessary trend for cross-border e-commerce in the long run. Sellers should pay attention to industry trends, optimize inventory management, and improve operational efficiency to adapt to future market competition. This acquisition signals Amazon's continued investment in automation to improve efficiency and potentially reduce costs related to storage and fulfillment.

01/06/2026 Logistics
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Zebra Explores Sale of Robotics Unit Amid Market Changes

Zebra Explores Sale of Robotics Unit Amid Market Changes

Zebra is evaluating its robotics business, potentially realigning its strategy due to market competition and differences from its core business. The previous acquisition of Fetch Robotics aimed to improve warehouse efficiency. This evaluation suggests a shift in focus or approach within the robotics sector, possibly prioritizing specific applications or exploring partnerships. The decision reflects the dynamic landscape of robotic automation and the need for companies to adapt their strategies to maintain competitiveness and optimize resource allocation. The future of Zebra's robotics involvement remains to be seen.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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Robotics Industry Booms As Humanoid AI Drives Mass Production

Robotics Industry Booms As Humanoid AI Drives Mass Production

The robotics industry shows a thriving trend at the end of the year. Collaborative robot mass production is accelerating, the humanoid robot industry chain is being built rapidly, and embodied intelligence application scenarios are becoming increasingly abundant. Industry standards are constantly improving, technological innovations continue to emerge, new products are released frequently, and regional cooperation is deepening, jointly promoting the robotics industry to usher in a broader prospect. This includes advancements in collaborative robots, humanoid robot development, and the expansion of embodied intelligence applications.