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Humanoid robots will scale up first in automotive and logistics sectors
In today’s era of fast-paced fulfillment and scarce labor resources, many companies are outfitting their warehouses with material handling technologies that can speed operations and fill hiring gaps. And such moves aren’t just for the…
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Speeding fulfillment
Goya Europa, a subsidiary of Latin American food company Goya Foods Inc., has expanded its storage capacity and is boosting productivity at its Casarrubios del Monte warehouse, located in the Spanish province of Toledo. The gains come…
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Global trade flows stay resilient despite war, tariff, geopolitical tensions
Global supply chains are struggling with freight delays, canceled shipping routes, and elevated insurance rates in the wake of the Trump Administration move on Saturday to launch military strikes at Iran.Supply chains typically…
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Chinese electric vehicle maker XPENG expands market into Europe
As I walked out of a late afternoon education session at this year’s Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) EDGE conference, I couldn’t stop thinking about a new technology introduced by Jo Marini, chief…
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Port Houston cargo volume grew 4% in February, based on bulk shipments
Import volume at the nation’s major container ports is expected to see a significant year-over-year decline during the first half of 2026 as the impact of tariffs continues, according to the Global Port Tracker report released…
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WorldACD: global air cargo traffic “severely” affected by U.S.-Israeli war on Iran
Middle Eastern air freight provider Emirates SkyCargo, which calls itself the cargo arm of the world’s largest international airline, has announced plans to nearly double its fleet of airplanes in 2026 by adding 10 Boeing…
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Tackling complexity with smart automation
Working at heights can be dangerous. According to OSHA statistics, the failure to properly prevent falls is the most frequently cited workplace violation. On top of that, some 81% of fall injuries treated in emergency rooms…
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Port of LA marks second busiest February on record
Import volume at the nation’s major container ports is expected to see a significant year-over-year decline during the first half of 2026 as the impact of tariffs continues, according to the Global Port Tracker report released…
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Shippers may see worst-ever market conditions as gas prices spike
The long-suffering freight market showed early signs of a recovery last month, as orders for Class 8 trucks/tractors jumped 47% month over month (m/m) and 159% year over year (y/y) in February, reaching the highest order total…
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Uber plans to launch robotaxis-on-demand in Tokyo by the end of this year
A collaboration launched this week seeks to deploy robotaxis in Tokyo by late 2026, through the combination of three ingredients: Nissan LEAF electric cars, powered by autonomous car technology called Wayve AI Driver, available to riders…
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