Logistics stories
Europe must fix procurement and funding gaps if deep-tech is to become deployable defence capability, Balnord says.
The tracker aims to cut rental costs and delays for operators that need better visibility over trailers and powered equipment across multiple sites.
The eight-qubit machine is now live in Sydney, marking a move from laboratory research to commercial use and giving Australia its first quantum computer.
Customers are getting quotes in minutes as the freight broker's new AI agents cut ocean, air and customs processing times and reduce manual work.
The tie-up gives telematics providers a way to monitor rugged, off-grid equipment in one system, widening access for remote industrial sites.
Retailers and distributors are being offered tighter control over inventory, cancellations and fulfilment costs as Blue Yonder adds AI agents to order management.
The award highlights growing demand for private 5G systems that can keep warehouses and factories connected as robots and sensors move across sites.
The new system has helped Pet Circle keep same-day and next-day delivery running through almost all of Black Friday, despite surging orders.
The new system gives operators one view of vehicles and equipment, helping them cut search time and improve maintenance planning across Singapore's logistics network.
The renewal gives Asian Terminals and DP World a clearer runway for investment, as Manila South Harbour handles a major share of Philippine trade.
The Ballarat site will bring manufacturing, warehousing and online order fulfilment under one roof, while creating 18 jobs over three years.
The project will add 17,000 pallet locations at S&W Wholesale's new 180,000 sq ft distribution centre, boosting capacity across Ireland.
The London-based company will use the cash to build AI Driver software and autonomous vehicles, after adding 24 micro-hubs across three UK cities.
The Cambridgeshire operator expects a 3% MPG gain across 180 assets after replacing fragmented systems with Microlise software worth more than £500,000.
The startup says its simulation tool could cut costly robot training and reduce the risk of damaging machines before deployment in factories and warehouses.
Rising delivery pressure is pushing Singapore SMEs to use AI and automation, with 48% already doing so as logistics costs stay under strain.
Cold-chain weaknesses are wasting at least $3.8 billion of food a year in Australia, with transport delays and handling gaps posing the biggest risks.
Employers in safety-critical industries can now monitor skills, certifications and assessments in one system to spot gaps before deployment.
The move could help robotics firms test and scale machines in real warehouses, while easing customs, storage and delivery bottlenecks overseas.
Store shelves should stay fuller as Briscoe Group shifts more stock into a larger Drury hub and cuts excess inventory across its chain.
