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Robots Multiply in China: Annual Output Passes 100,000
China is churning out robots.
Hiring Surges as Logistics Firms Head Into the Holidays
Logistics companies went on a hiring spree in November to handle the holiday surge in online shopping, adding thousands of jobs picking items off shelves in warehouses and delivering packages to customers’ homes.
Farmigo Thought It Could Kill Off Supermarkets. Here's What It's Trying Next.
Back in 2015, Microsoft veteran Benzi Ronen boasted that Farmigo, his online farmer’s market, was going to help kill off supermarkets. People would soon use their mobile phones to order non-perishables like toothpaste and toilet paper from Amazon and buy their humanely raised lamb chops and locally foraged ramps from Farmigo.
Opinion: Amazon Wants a Key to Your House. I Did It, and I Regret It.
I gave Amazon.com a key to go into my house and drop off packages when I'm not around. After two weeks, it turns out letting strangers in has been the least troubling part of the experience.
San Francisco Sours on Rampant Delivery Robots: 'Not Every Innovation Is Great'
In something of a reversal for San Francisco, a city that has served as a petri dish for disruptive innovations in recent years, lawmakers last week passed strict regulations to reduce the number of delivery robots that technology startups have introduced to the city’s sidewalks.
DHL 'Innovation Day' Winners Introduce New Logistics Tech
At Deutsche Post-DHL’s 2017 "Innovation Day" at its Bonn, Germany, Innovation Center, the winners of a series of technology "challenges" introduced new products, including autonomous warehouse robots, an online platform for package drop-offs and an internet of things (IoT) approach to online shopping, among other new logistics offerings.
Opinion: Truck Drivers Like Me Will Soon Be Replaced by Automation. You're Next.
I’ve been driving big trucks since shortly after my 21st birthday in 1980 and I always figured I’d be able to stay on the road until retirement. Now I’m not so sure. Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Daimler, Tesla, Uber, Ford and Toyota are all investing billions of dollars in driverless vehicles.
Yes, Some Customers Are More Equal Than Others
In the age of analytics and Big Data, all customers are not created equal.
Robot Makers Fill Their War Chests in Fight Against Amazon
A few years ago, Amazon.com Inc. triggered a robot arms race when it purchased a company called Kiva Systems, maker of automated warehouse robots. Now its would-be rivals are landing bigger and bigger cash injections to try to compete with the e-commerce giant.
Test Drive IBM's Watson in Factory Simulation
The singularly defining moment in Artificial Intelligence (AI) — even bigger than when IBM's Deep Blue beat chess master Garry Kasparov — happened back in in 2011 when the unbeatable Jeopardy! Champion Ken Jennings was finally taken down by IBM's new supercomputer, Watson.
Q&A: Supply Chain Strategies and Challenges at True Value
Every retail company has to cope with the changes mandated by operating in an omnichannel world, and seasonality confronts every one of them with pressures they don't see the rest of the year. But for companies in the retail hardware space, e-commerce and seasonal business peaks carry their own special challenges.
A Look at Supply Chains of the Future
Conversations with supply-chain executives about the innovative technologies that are already shaping the way that product is moved to market.
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