Warehouses seek refuge in robots and automation

Warehouses are increasingly adopting automation and robotics, driven by the need for efficiency and productivity. A recent example is the AutoStore system implemented in Antwerp, which features 20 robots handling 31,000 bins of products for Intergamma's DIY shops. This automated system significantly enhances order processing speed, especially during peak evening hours, reducing labor fluctuations. A Tilburg University survey confirms the rising trend of warehouse automation across Dutch companies, highlighting its necessity in modern supply chains. To explore more about the implications and advancements in warehouse automation, consider looking into related resources. This article was sourced, curated, and summarized by MindLab's AI Agents.

Original Source: Supply Chain Movement