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Musk Sees Human Robot Becoming Bigger Than Tesla’s Car Business

The humanoid robots will be important to address the labor shortage in the U.S., and their first use will be in Tesla’s own factories, said Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk.

Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk. Photo: Bloomberg.

Logistics Giants Are Turning to Remote-Run Forklifts Amid Labor Crunch

As omicron infections keep workers at home and labor shortages disrupt the world’s supply chains, two of the biggest logistics companies in the U.S. are looking to remote-operated equipment as a solution.

A driver operates a forklift remotely. Photo: Bloomberg.

Can a Self-Driving 40-Ton Truck Be Safe? Developers Say Yes

Shipping companies and software developers are experimenting with self-driving trucks as a way to solve a driver shortage worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic, drawing fire from safety advocates who call the technology a risk to motorists.

A truck carrying a J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. intermodal container enters the Otay Mesa Port of Entry in San Diego, California. Photo: Bloomberg.

Cognitive Automation Is Building Self-Healing Supply Chains

Adopting cognitive automation to solve supply chain problems is a winning strategy.

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Five Ways Data Moves Through a Logistics Network

Data moves through supply chains in many different ways, each with their own advantages and disadvantages.

Network cables in a data center. Photo: Getty Images.

Leveraging Data for Resilient Transportation Planning

Data-driven approaches to transportation management save money and time, and increase reliability for shippers.

The Manufacturing World Is Ready for 'WordPress-Like' AI

One might assume that artificial intelligence can be easily applied to industrial manufacturing. This is unfortunately not the case.

Programming code is displayed on a computer screen. Photo: Ibrar Hussain/ Canva.

Smart Fleets, Driver Rights: What’s Coming for Trucking in 2022

Creative problem-solving, with help from modern technology, will help stabilize U.S. trucking and move the industry forward.

A driver poses in front of his truck. Photo: Getty Images.

EU to Stage Large-Scale Cyberattack Exercise on Supply Chains

European Union governments will launch later this week a large-scale simulation of cyberattacks against multiple member states.

A ransomware demand for $300 worth of bitcoin is displayed on the screen of a laptop infected by the 'Petya' computer virus. Photo: Bloomberg.

How 3D Printing Can Streamline Supply Chains

Here’s why and how organizations are integrating 3D printing into the manufacturing mainstream.

A 3D printer at work. Photo: Getty Images.

5G’s Last-Minute Chaos Exposes Corporate Feuds Brewing for Years

A long-simmering dispute over promising new wireless technology burst into public view in the past week and threatened to further disrupt U.S. aviation already hobbled by the new omicron Covid variant.

Controls are illuminated inside an aircraft cockpit at dusk. Photo: Shutterstock.

Nine Ways to Improve Collaboration Between IT and Procurement

For IT and procurement teams to begin an era of collaboration, there are some old habits that must change.

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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