The persistent gap between digital inventory records and the actual physical stock on warehouse shelves has long been a multi-billion-dollar problem for the logistics industry, leading to costly inefficiencies and operational blind spots. Addressing this challenge head-on, Gather AI, a company
The once-unchanging landscape of the warehouse loading dock is now at the epicenter of a technological revolution, driven by advanced robotics designed to tackle one of the most physically punishing jobs in the supply chain. Robotic trailer unloading represents a significant advancement in the
Recent data from the Association for Advancing Automation (A3) reveals that the North American robotics market not only grew in 2025 but underwent a fundamental transformation that is reshaping the industrial landscape. With companies ordering 36,766 robots throughout the year, marking a 6.6%
With decades of experience navigating the complexities of logistics and supply chain, Rohit Laila has become a leading voice on the critical intersection of technology and operations. He has a keen eye for how innovation, particularly artificial intelligence, is reshaping the procurement landscape.
The fundamental conversation surrounding warehouse automation has decisively moved beyond simple cost-benefit analyses, now tackling the sophisticated challenges of how to orchestrate complex robotic systems across multiple sites and effectively manage a hybrid workforce of humans and machines. The
The loading dock has long been the stubborn bottleneck in an otherwise increasingly automated supply chain, a place where efficiency gains often come to a grinding halt. The SlipLift autonomous loading platform represents a significant advancement in logistics and supply chain automation, aiming to
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