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Pudu Robotics expands in U.S. with new Dallas HQ
The Chinese robot vendor Pudu Robotics today opened its new U.S. headquarters in Dallas, calling the move part of its global strategic expansion since first entering the U.S. market in 2018.According to Pudu, the office will serve as a…
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Honeywell sells Intelligrated division to a private equity firm
Supply chain technology vendor Honeywell is continuing to trim its waistline, announcing today it has sold off its Warehouse and Workflow Solutions (WWS) business—which includes the systems integrator Intelligrated and the conveyor…
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Keeping GPS free from interference: An interview with Lisa Dyer
Many of us rely on GPS (global positioning system) technology every day. But what we may not realize is that the system is vulnerable to criminals, hackers, and a range of other bad actors. Between jamming GPS signals and mimicking real…
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UPS expands product return network
As much as you may hate the hassle of returning unwanted items, it’s a sure bet retailers hate it more. After all, dealing with a return is rarely as simple as placing the item back on a store shelf. In the majority of cases, a return…
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Port of Oakland container numbers rise in March
Import volume at major U.S. container ports in February was not significantly affected by the conflict in Iran, but ocean carriers are now seeing a war-related increase in fuel costs that could eventually affect retailers and their…
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Boost Your Logistics: Transform Your Yard Operations
Supply chain software has made great strides in recent years. Just look at the powerful new capabilities of warehouse management system (WMS) and transportation management system (TMS) platforms, which are now fueled by new tools like…
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Report: 65% of pharma supply chain leaders have limited confidence in AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere these days, and two recent surveys shed light on a stunning effect the technology is having on the workplace: the elimination of entry-level jobs. Data from résumé building platform Resume.org…
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Industry identifies top 3 women-friendly truck stops
The American Transportation Associations’ (ATA) Women In Motion (WIM) Council and industry technology company Trucker Path have identified the Top 3 women-friendly truck stops in the United States, the groups said Tuesday.The top…
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Zebra shows off hands-free RFID wearable and AI-optimized mobile computers
Supply chain tech vendor Honeywell will sell off its division that sells mobile computers, barcode scanners, and printing solutions for the warehouse and logistics market for $1.4 billion to Brady Corp., a manufacturer of portable label…
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Stow opens first factory in U.S. with Georgia racking plant
Supply chain tech vendor Honeywell will sell off its division that sells mobile computers, barcode scanners, and printing solutions for the warehouse and logistics market for $1.4 billion to Brady Corp., a manufacturer of portable label…
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