Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and other forms of automation are catching on quickly in the warehouse, as operators strive to become more efficient while coping with labor shortages, says Chris Anton, executive vice president of global sales with SnapFulfil.
Each year, companies lose thousands of productive hours as warehouse workers walk up and down fulfillment center floors. A new "man to goods" approach by software provider SnapFulfil is aiming to change that.
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