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Kalmar Launches Kalmar Tracker for Reach Stackers
Kalmar Inc., a provider of cargo handling services, has announced the launch of Kalmar Tracker, an automated container information solution for reach stackers designed to enable safer and more efficient management of container movements.
Amazon to Hold Off Warehouse Phone Ban ‘Until Further Notice’
Amazon is backing off plans to ban cell phones in warehouses, allowing employees to keep their devices with them at work.
Amazon Tornado Aftermath: Workers Say They Lacked Emergency Training
Days after the tornado toppled the warehouse’s 11-inch thick concrete walls, workers are questioning Amazon’s commitment to their safety.
As Staff Shortages Bite, Will We Welcome Robots?
Once considered a disruption to the workforce, robots are increasingly being seen as a way to bolster it and keep it out of harm’s way.
Watch: The Value of Automation in the Warehouse
Customers' e-commerce demands have exploded because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and that has challenged B2B and B2C distribution center workforces, says Steve Simmerman, head of global alliances at Locus Robotics.
Five Ways Self-Driving Forklifts Can Provide a Competitive Edge
The newest generation of smart forklifts can help solve issues surrounding labor and workflow management efficiency and agility.
On-Demand Warehousing Helps Retailers Prep for the Holidays
Short-term warehousing is one important option for helping retailers adapt to frequently changing logistical challenges.
Watch: The Pandemic and the Flexible Warehousing Market
The pandemic has increased uncertainty in the warehousing, labor and transportation markets, says Stephen Beard, vice president of solutions at Flexe.
DHL Doubles Robots Because Humans Alone Can’t Handle Holiday Crunch
Santa Claus is getting a bunch of help from robots this Christmas, as one of the world’s biggest supply chain firms rushed to add automation to its U.S. operations ahead of the holidays.
Five Ways to Make the Most of Your Transition to AMRs
Autonomous mobile robots are a perfect fit for today’s uncertain supply chain.
Deadly Collapse at Amazon Warehouse Puts Spotlight on Phone Ban
An Amazon warehouse collapse on Friday night that killed six people has amplified concerns among its blue collar workforce about the return of the internet retailer’s mobile phone ban in work areas.
Vanishing Ships Underscore Supply Woe: Crisis Peak Is a Mirage
A line of more than 80 container ships waiting to dock at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, California, was cut in half in late November — or so it seemed. Turns out the vessels disappearing from the queue were merely hiding from it, loitering in the Pacific out of reach of the official count.
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