There was this warehouse I visited not too long ago — a mid-sized distribution center, family-owned, the kind of place where everyone knows each other’s kids and birthdays. It had heart, no question. But that heart was running on fumes. Peak season had rolled through

I’ve lost count of how many warehouse managers have told me: “We’ll just buy one robot, test it out, and see how it goes.” Sounds safe, right? You dip a toe in. You try one pilot. If it works, then you buy a second robot.

So, you’re thinking about taking the plunge and investing in bulk logistics robots. Maybe you’re tired of chasing temps every peak season, or you just can’t keep up with the orders stacking up by the dock door. Smart move — but here’s the truth: the

A few years back, I got called into a distribution warehouse that was drowning — and I mean drowning — in orders. You know the kind of place: concrete floors polished thin, forklifts zipping around like bumper cars, line workers running to keep up with

Ever wonder what it’s actually like for one of those robots working your warehouse floor? Humor me for a second — let’s walk through a day from their point of view. Because seeing the system through a robot’s “eyes” might help you understand why bulk

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