Warehouse Robots

Warehouse robotics: not replacing people, but redesigning productivity

Warehouse robots are appearing increasingly in fulfilment centres, retail warehouses, e-commerce warehouses, component warehouses and distribution centres. But the real value of robotics is not in mechanically “replacing people”. It lies in redesigning productivity, reducing repetitive tasks, increasing accuracy and helping people move into higher-value roles.

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The 4th Vietnam International Logistics Exhibition (VILOG 2026)

The 4th Vietnam International Logistics Exhibition (VILOG 2026)

Against the backdrop of Vietnam emerging as one of Asia's fastest-growing manufacturing and logistics hubs, the need to connect businesses, technologies and global supply chains has become increasingly urgent. The Vietnamese logistics industry is also entering a period of profound transformation aimed at enhancing competitiveness and deepening its integration into global supply chains.

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ROBOTEX 2026 and Vietnam’s Factory Automation Turning Point

ROBOTEX 2026 and Vietnam’s Factory Automation Turning Point

Just a few years ago, industrial robots were still regarded as an investment reserved mainly for multinational corporations or large-scale manufacturing plants. Today, that picture is changing rapidly.

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Warehouse Robots: When Should Companies Invest?

Warehouse Robots: When Should Companies Invest?

Warehouse automation is not a beauty contest in technology; it is a question of payback, cargo-model fit, and the operational maturity of the enterprise.

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When warehouse robots are no longer “expensive toys”: Where should companies start?

When warehouse robots are no longer “expensive toys”: Where should companies start?

In just a few years, warehouse robots have moved from “flashy demos” at trade shows to a serious investment category. Global warehouse automation is estimated at around USD 21–24 billion in 2024 and could grow to USD 90–120 billion by the early 2030s, with double-digit annual growth. The market for autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) in logistics and warehousing alone is valued at roughly USD 4.7 billion in 2024 and projected to exceed USD 24 billion by 2034.

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Lean–Agile Supply Chains: Coordinating for Speed and Efficiency

Lean–Agile Supply Chains: Coordinating for Speed and Efficiency

When flexibility bottoms out on efficiency, combining lean with agile becomes the way forward—raising service levels while keeping cost discipline.

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Driverless Technology: A New Catalyst for Transportation and Warehousing

Driverless Technology: A New Catalyst for Transportation and Warehousing

In the digital age, driverless technology is becoming a key element in reshaping the logistics industry. From autonomous vehicles and delivery drones to warehouse robots, these innovations not only boost efficiency but also pave the way for a new direction in global supply chains.

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AI and Automation in Supply Chain Management

AI and Automation in Supply Chain Management

(VLR) In the context of rapidly evolving global trade, logistics is becoming increasingly complex, necessitating advanced technological solutions to optimize processes and enhance efficiency. AI and automation technologies are emerging as essential tools that help companies improve productivity, reduce costs, and increase accuracy across the supply chain. However, these benefits come with notable challenges in terms of investment costs and security risks.

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