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RFID, Barcode, Mobility & Voice
RFID and Machine Vision are Having a Moment
Peak Technologies
RFID and machine vision are gaining momentum because they offer a practical, cost-effective path to automation. Unlike large-scale robotics projects that often require major facility redesigns and significant capital investment, RFID readers and AI-powered camera systems can typically be layered onto existing warehouse and manufacturing operations.
Why Isn't AI Speeding Up Your Warehouse?
EPG
Microsoft and EPG will explore how practical AI and voice technology can change the way warehouse teams interact with existing IT systems. Discover how organizations can overcome information bottlenecks, reduce reliance on supervisors, and turn existing data into faster decisions and measurable productivity gains.
From Automation to Autonomy: How Physical AI is Reshaping Warehouse Operations
Locus Robotics
Warehouse managers can plan for a lot of things. They can forecast seasonal demand, optimize inventory levels and redesign workflows to improve efficiency. But what they can't plan for is every unexpected disruption that occurs throughout a normal workday.
From Pick Rate to Production Performance
Berkshire Grey
A robotic picking system can post an impressive pick rate and still leave your team handling too many exceptions. For fulfillment leaders, the real test is how much of your operation’s picking volume it can handle reliably. And whether that performance holds as products, packaging, and demand change.
RFID and Machine Vision Are Having a Moment in Automation
Great operational gains come through integrating RFID, machine vision and robotics into a coordinated operating model.
Scalable Fulfillment: How Scentsy Transformed Operations with Dematic
Scentsy is a global leader in fragrance products. As order volumes increased, SKUs expanded, and warehouse space became limited, manual operations could no longer keep pace. Scentsy partnered with Dematic to implement a future-ready solution combining AutoStore™ empowered by Dematic, intelligent software, and a pick-to-cart system to maximize storage capacity, optimize inventory flow, and accelerate e-commerce fulfillment.
Watch: The Challenge of Mixed-Fleet Management in the Warehouse
Having both automated vehicles and human-operated forklifts within the same facility can cause problems if they're not properly managed, says Nicola Tomatis, CEO of Bluebotics.
Watch: Manufacturing Is Entering a New Phase
Sean Stephens, business development exec with Lyngsoe Systems, and Steve Beck, senior sales manager with Zebra Technologies, break down five trends that are disrupting manufacturing and distribution.
‘Smart’ Glasses Are Back: First, for the Warehouse. Then, Consumers
Younger workers have little problem adopting the smart glasses, and their easy acceptance is motivating older colleagues to do the same, albeit a little more slowly.
Watch: Fabletics: Driving Customer Experience Through End-to-End RFID
Activewear retailer Fabletics turns to radio frequency identification to boost inventory accuracy, efficiency and store performance.
Smart Labels Transform Facility Layout in Real Time
Smart label technology is transforming supply chain transparency, and giving businesses better data.
How AI-Enabled Vision Systems Will Transform Yard and Warehouse Management
Despite their promise, AI-enabled vision systems present several challenges that organizations must address.
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