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Walden Robotics just launched humanoid robots for manufacturing and logistics. The pitch makes sense—delegate hard-to-automate tasks so people focus on judgment calls. In Canadian warehousing, that ti
Most warehouse robotics projects in Canada disappoint because vendors sell turnkey AGV systems to ops teams running 40-year-old dock layouts. The ones that work are smaller, targeted, and built around
Warehouse automation in Canada is clustering around outbound consolidation and fulfillment, not inbound receiving. The labour cost case is strongest when volume swings high and repeatable tasks can ab
Walmart signed a nuclear power deal for its Illinois warehouse. It's not about green credentials; it's about stable, cheap electricity running automated material-handling. For Canadian 3PLs and import
McKesson is investing $179 million in a 330,000-square-foot automated distribution center in Moore, Oklahoma. The shift toward robotics and digitally enabled logistics in the US pharmaceutical supply
Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR) market is entering a high-growth phase as industries accelerate...
Mobile automation vendors pitch goods-to-person (GTP) systems like they'll fix everything. The dock-level reality is more specific. Some of these systems genuinely cut putaway cycle time and error rat
Orbis is doubling down on AutoStore bin production with a Texas facility joining the Toronto site, which means faster supply and more Canadian 3PLs running lights-out systems by next year. That change
A 48% drop in mismatches turned 15‑minute part searches into 3‑second matchups, saving millions. Discover the engine behind faster auto parts fulfillment and wh
Locus Robotics' acquisition of Vancouver's Nexera Robotics highlights the growing integration of automated picking, packing, and manifest generation inside bonded and sufferance warehouses—systems tha
Figure 03 turned parcel sorting into viral slow TV, making a dull warehouse task a public test of humanoid robot trust.
Accenture's humanoid robot pilot in Duisburg is real, but it doesn't change what happens at the dock in Montreal next week. For bonded warehouse Quebec companies and importers relying on sufferance st