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Graphic data flows will open sensor market to a larger user group, German firm says.

In our continuing series of discussions with top supply-chain company executives, Mike Colby discusses advances in artificial intelligence, the growth of digitization, and a connected future supported by the Internet of Things.

German firm tests supply chain electronics on autonomous car track, mock railway station.

Tracking assets throughout the building will enable Industry 4.0 goals of handling smaller batch sizes in production and logistics, company says.

These new products are designed to enhance the safety of forklift operators and pedestrians wherever lift trucks are in use.

With a wide array of styles, sizes, and widths, shoes can be surprisingly challenging from a distribution perspective. Clarks solved the problem by rebooting its entire DC operation with high-speed automated equipment—all in a 450,000-square-foot area.

At its new dietary supplement plant, Amway needed a way to move goods in and out of cleanrooms while limiting human touches. The answer? Automated guided vehicles.

Recent advances in technology have renewed the buzz about dark, or "lights-out," warehouses, where machines fill orders without human intervention. But not everybody's ready to flip the switch.

Falling camera prices trigger a shakeup in auto ID world, with the old 1-D laser bar-code readers giving way to sophisticated image-based scanners.