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Flexible vs. Fixed Warehouse Automation: The Evolution of Logistics

Logistics Viewpoints

The logistics landscape is constantly changing, and the debate between flexible and fixed warehouse automation is heating up. The Case for Flexible Automation Flexibility in logistics automation isn’t just a trend—it’s essential.

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6 Types of Automation [Benefits, Pros/Cons, Examples]

Conger

Curious about the different types of automation? Many companies are excited by the prospect of increasing efficiency and productivity with some help from automated equipment. Table of Contents What Is Automation? Automation is a term for technology and innovation applications where physical human input is minimized.

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Warehouse Automation in a Time of Rapid Change

Logistics Viewpoints

Finally, what wisdom can you provide to companies embarking on their automation journey today? Prior to the pandemic, labor shortages were a driver of warehouse automation investment. However, automation is also being adopted to bring down lead times and to be able to flex to changing demands.

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Time-Saving Automation for Ecommerce Brands

Ship Monk

That being said, for more monotonous and time-consuming routine tasks, automation can take the blooming flower of your ecommerce brand and turn it into a full bouquet. ShipMonk’s 3PL software , for example, is time-saving automation at its finest.

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Real-life Examples of Supply Chain Optimization

Log-hub

Here are some real-life examples of successful supply chain optimization across various industries. E-commerce Industry: Amazon’s Automation and Data Analytics Industry Overview and Challenges The e-commerce industry demands rapid order fulfillment, accurate inventory management, and efficient delivery systems to meet customer expectations.

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Standards Driven Innovation: How Connected Vehicles Are Impacting Logistics and Smart Warehousing

Logistics Viewpoints

Connected vehicles, following standards like the SAE J3016, which defines the six levels of vehicle automation, are becoming a crucial part of logistics operations. For example, logistics companies are to employ Level 2 and 3 autonomous vehicles that assist drivers by adjusting speed and steering based on road conditions.

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Automation To Help Smooth Singles’ Day Peak

Logistics Business Magazine

However, smart eCommerce retailers are now turning to automated storage and tote handling systems in their distribution centres to ensure they can maintain service levels even during such volume peaks.