Unstable capacity and pricing are weakening traditional freight tenders, prompting shippers to adopt continuous, AI-supported procurement.
Impact absorption becomes the key test for rack protection
New testing highlights why warehouse rack protectors should be judged by energy absorption, not rigidity alone.
Warehouse automation: why humanoids are not yet the answer
Humanoid robots may eventually serve targeted warehouse tasks, but flexible mobile automation is currently closer to the operational need.
Reliable physical data is becoming a prerequisite for warehouse AI
Warehouse AI cannot compensate for a mismatch between system records and conditions on the floor. The business case for automation starts with data accuracy.
Poland’s logistics market gains strategic weight
A central European location and expanding e-commerce activity are strengthening Poland’s appeal to logistics and automation investors.
Qatar Airways Cargo adds weekly Helsinki freighter
The new Boeing 777 service will add 100 tonnes of weekly export capacity and strengthen Finland’s connection to Qatar Airways Cargo’s global network.
Warehouse automation turns to orchestration over robot volume
Operators are increasingly measuring automation by the quality of operational decisions rather than the size of the robot fleet.
REWE expands service coverage for high-volume fresh distribution
A Cimcorp support programme is helping REWE protect uptime and delivery performance at its Oranienburg fresh and chilled goods warehouse.
Arvato adds 66-robot sorter to Istanbul fashion operation
The modular installation at Arvato Türkiye’s Platform S site can sort up to 3,700 items per hour across 672 destinations.
Girteka Opens Latvia and Romania Operations as Driver Gap Widens
Girteka is adding transport entities in Riga and Oradea as Europe’s shortage of professional drivers puts pressure on road-freight capacity.