The future of middle-mile automation is about designing freight as a connected journey, where automation supports every step, and the system adapts in real time when plans change.

Managing large-container roll-off logistics is the ultimate operational puzzle. Constant order changes, narrow time windows and the complexity of drops, swaps and removals often push traditional tools ...

TruckerTools LLC, a Reston, Va.-based provider of trip planning, shipment visibility and freight matching solutions said today that West Chester, Ohio-based non-asset-based transportation and ...

The rise of e-commerce continues to disrupt logistics and supply chain operations, driving the need for faster, more efficient delivery models. As consumer demands evolve, traditional freight methods ...

IntraLogisteX 2026 suggested a sector moving beyond automation hype towards solutions that can be integrated and justified in ...

Toyota Material Handling has introduced Swarm Automation Transport, an automated warehouse transport system that combines the ...

Trucker Tools LCC, which provides shipment visibility, carrier capacity management and predictive freight-matching solutions for the transportation industry, recently announced that Kingsgate ...

Arjun Srinivasan is the SVP of AI and Data Science at WWEX Group, where he is responsible for value creation from AI, automation and data. Logistics leaders are living in a paradox. Freight markets ...

It's been said that back-office efficiency makes winners (and losers) in the transportation industry. As today's COVID-19 environment puts further stress on freight brokers seeking growth and cash ...

Online Transport, an Indianapolis logistics and truckload company, has purchased A/T Transportation and Automated Logistics, based in Ferdinand, Indiana. This marks the second acquisition of 2023 for ...

The robotics industry is on the cusp of significant transformation, driven by two major trends: human-robot collaboration and the emergence of humanoid robots. Once thought to be a decade away, ...