Supply Chain & Warehouse Logistics Blog

What is CMMS software?

What is CMMS software? This digital tool centralizes all the information needed to manage maintenance tasks performed at a company’s facilities, regardless of the industry.

SLAM in robotics: Industrial applications

SLAM technology in robotics is a set of techniques that enables autonomous vehicles to create their own maps of unknown environments and orient themselves within them.

LiDAR system and its main industrial applications

A LiDAR system uses laser pulses to map environments in 3D with millimetric precision, making this technology essential in the automotive, logistics, and topography fields.

Automotive logistics: Key challenges and how to tackle them

Automotive logistics encompasses multiple processes, from managing raw materials to delivering vehicles to dealerships and supporting their ongoing maintenance.

Contract logistics: Entrusting operations to a strategic partner

Contract logistics refers to outsourcing a company’s logistics activities to a specialized service provider.

Carbon footprint: Definition, calculation, and how to reduce it

What is a carbon footprint? How is it calculated? And what steps can companies take to reduce it through automated storage systems, advanced internal transport solutions, and effective logistics ...

Logistics functions: What they are and how to optimize them

Logistics functions are critical activities for businesses that rely on the flow and delivery of products or raw materials.

Slave pallet: Definition and main applications

A slave pallet is a solution designed to facilitate the handling and storage of non-standard pallets, particularly in warehouses with automated operations.