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Friday 30th of October 2026
AI Automation Logistics
Why Autonomous Shuttles Will Scale Before Robotaxis

By Editor Panel, Marine, Marine

For years, public discussion around autonomous driving has focused on robotaxis. The vision is compelling: summon a driverless car that takes you anywhere, anytime. Yet while this vision continues to...

AI Automation Logistics
From Execution to Orchestration: The Real Technology Shift in Logistics

By Editor Panel, Marine, Marine

For many years, the logistics carrier industry has discussed robotics as if the objective were simply to replace individual manual activities with machines. A robot moves a pallet. Another unloads a t...

AI Automation Logistics
You Don’t Need More Robots—Just More From Them

By Editor Panel, Marine, Marine

After a stagnant year in 2025, AGV and AMR demand is rebounding. Research from STIQ Ltd indicates manufacturers are showing renewed interest in investing in AGVs and AMRs. This investment, however, co...

AI Automation Logistics
Piece-Picking Robots After the Digital Omnibus: Which Rulebook Now Applies

By Editor Panel, Marine, Marine

Piece-picking systems no longer handle only pre-taught items but mixed and unfamiliar ones, which means they learn from what they encounter. And they increasingly work in aisles alongside people rathe...

AI Automation Logistics
The "Unpickable" Paradox

By Editor Panel, Marine, Marine

How Tackling Warehouse Edge Cases Unlocks Superior ROI in Autonomous Logistics.The long-term return on investment for warehouse automation depends heavily on a system's ability to processcomplex, non-...

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You Don’t Need More Robots—Just More From Them
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You Don’t Need More Robots—Just More From Them

By Brice Bucher, Vice President of Products, Flexware Innovation

After a stagnant year in 2025, AGV and AMR demand is rebounding. Research from STIQ Ltd indicates manufacturers are showing renewed interest in investing in AGVs and AMRs. This investment, however, co...

Piece-Picking Robots After the Digital Omnibus: Which Rulebook Now Applies
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Piece-Picking Robots After the Digital Omnibus: Which Rulebook Now Applies

By Oliver Belitz, Partner, Bird & Bird LLP

Piece-picking systems no longer handle only pre-taught items but mixed and unfamiliar ones, which means they learn from what they encounter. And they increasingly work in aisles alongside people rathe...

The "Unpickable" Paradox
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The "Unpickable" Paradox

By Anthony Humble-Smith, Managing Director, Avalon Green

How Tackling Warehouse Edge Cases Unlocks Superior ROI in Autonomous Logistics.The long-term return on investment for warehouse automation depends heavily on a system's ability to processcomplex, non-...

Before the Machine: Why Understanding The Skin Must Come First
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Before the Machine: Why Understanding The Skin Must Come First

By Nerida Joy, Skin Care Expert, Nerida Joy

In my nearly 50 years of working hands-on with skin, I’ve seen extraordinary changes in the beauty and skincare industry. We have more sophisticated equipment, more procedures, more products and more...

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