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The Five Software Pillars of Robotic Order Fulfillment Execution
Guest blog by Dan Gilmore, Chief Marketing Officer, Roboteon and Raj Sengetuvan, Senior Vice President of Product, Roboteon (MHI member company) A sizable percentage of autonomous mobile robot (AMRs) implementations have successfully produced success and a high return on investment […]
Concrete Floors and Robotics: Answers to Commonly Asked Questions
Guest Blog from MHI Members Durable Surfaces and ResinDek As automation and robotics continue to reshape material handling environments, many facility owners and operators are discovering that the concrete floor is a critical (yet often overlooked) part of system performance. […]
Day One Recap at MODEX 2026
The first day of MODEX 2026 was packed with the next level of supply chain technology and innovation with over 1,100 exhibits across 600,000 square feet. The event launched with Lessons Learned from the Supply Chain Front Line with keynote […]
Add It Up: Understanding ROI Factors for Sorting Transfer Robots (SOTR) — SOTR‑S & SOTR‑L
Guest Blog from MHI Member Daifuku Automation continues to reshape warehouses and distribution centers, driven by the need for speed, accuracy, and adaptability. Among the technologies gaining traction are sorting transfer robots (SOTRs)—systems designed to streamline how items move through […]
Is a Multiagent Orchestration Platform for Robotics in Your Future?
Guest blog by Dan Gilmore, CMO, Roboteon (MHI Member) With the growing interest in and adoption of robotics in distribution and manufacturing has come this important realization: you need a different type of software to manage, orchestrate and optimize processes […]
From Manual to Robotic: The Rise of of Robotics in Mixed Case Palletizing
Guest blog by MHI Member Daifuku Intralogistics Warehousing and distribution operations are undergoing a significant transformation. While manual processes have long been the backbone of these environments, the increasing complexity of tasks, labor shortages, and the demand for higher efficiency […]