Takes Steps Toward Warehouse Automation - WSJ

For decades, one of the hardest problems for robot developers to crack has been something seemingly mundane: how to replicate the human hand’s ability to pick up stuff.
Getting robots to pick things up like a human has proven challenging. Getting it right has big implications for the internet retail giant.

Takes Steps Toward Warehouse Automation - WSJ

The Robot Revolution: Automation Comes into Fashion

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WSJ: Deploys AI to Detect Damaged Goods in Fulfillment Centers - Retail TouchPoints

How warehouse tech speeds up delivery

Warehouse Automation Market Outlook: 2020 Update - Logistics Viewpoints

Takes Steps Toward Warehouse Automation - WSJ

Companies Step Up Distribution Automation Under Pandemic Strains - WSJ

Logistics Operators Find Robots Are Helping Recruit Tech-Savvy Workers - WSJ

s new AI focus could place items higher in search results if they're nearby

WSJ: Deploys AI to Detect Damaged Goods in Fulfillment Centers - Retail TouchPoints

7 key steps toward turning your manual warehouse successfully into a fully automated one - Körber Supply Chain

Meet the Army of Robots Coming to Fill In for Scarce Workers. Robots are spreading at a record pace, from their traditional strongholds like making automobiles into nearly every other human endeavor

Dematic Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV) featured in The Wall Street Journal., Mithun Perinchery posted on the topic