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Harnessing the Power of Digital Twins for Smarter Warehouse Management
Guest blog by MHI member Rebus As supply chains grow more complex and less predictable, warehouse leaders are under increasing pressure to improve agility, control costs, and manage risk. One technology gaining momentum in this environment is the digital twin. […]
Safety is the Mission for the Monorail Manufacturers Association and its Members
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine THE MONORAIL MANUFACTURERS Association (MMA) has a rich history that dates to 1933. The independent affiliated trade association of MHI represents producers of patented enclosed‑track underhung cranes and monorail systems. The MMA has seen a great […]
Building an American AMR: Inside Nick Saur’s Vision for Customer‑First Robotics
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine IN AN INDUSTRY crowded with autonomous mobile robots (AMRs)—and even more crowded with unmet promises—Nick Saur, CEO co‑founder of MHI member USAMR, is blunt about what’s broken in the AMR market, and equally clear about what […]
You Built a 24/7 Distribution Center. Does Your End-of-Line Equipment Belong in It?
Guest blog by Lantech (MHI and Solutions Community member) A manufacturing facility and a fully automated distribution center both care about uptime. They both have maintenance teams. They both feel the impact of a machine that stops unexpectedly. But the […]
Modernize Before You Replace
How Smarter Software Can Extend the Life of Existing Automation Guest blog by MHI member SAVOYE North America Many distribution and fulfillment operations are facing declining performance which often leads them to consider replacing aging equipment. Conveyors have been running […]
The New Discipline of Automation Integration: Turning Risk into System Resilience
Guest blog by MHI member Daifuku To automate or not to automate? For years, operations leaders have wrestled with a central question: Should we automate our warehouse or distribution center operations? Not long ago, the answer was far from clear. […]