The MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (MIT CTL) and Mecalux have launched an executive course. The program will give senior executives practical insights into applying AI to warehousing and supply chain decision-making.
PepsiCo is building a new automated warehouse in Michrów, Poland, equipped with six stacker cranes, an electric monorail system, and Easy WMS. With a capacity of 28,500 pallets, the facility will connect directly to the production plant to streamline internal beverage flows.
SPP Products, a premier US distributor of plumbing supplies, will digitalize its Houston facility with Interlake Mecalux’s Easy WMS. The software solution will enable more precise inventory management and traceability, marking a key step in the company’s expansion and modernization strategy.
Slaur Sardet will install an AS/RS with eight stacker cranes and Easy WMS in its warehouse in Le Havre, France. Mecalux’s integrated solution will help Slaur Sardet manage its annual production of 160 million bottles more efficiently and optimize export operations.
The Mecalux Group’s Best Practices No. 40 explores how AI is transforming logistics and supply chain management. Discover Mecalux’s AI projects, international research, and real-world automation and warehouse digitalization success stories.
In the SupplyChainBrain podcast, MIT Senior Research Scientist Matthias Winkenbach explains how GENESIS, developed with Mecalux, optimizes inventory strategy. The platform helps allocate inventory efficiently across multiple warehouses while serving as a decision-support tool.
Mecalux and MIT presented their latest developments in warehouse AI at a Gartner conference on AI-driven logistics. The organizations unveiled GENESIS, a simulator capable of evaluating thousands of logistics scenarios in minutes using advanced AI.
The Mecalux Group has enhanced its infrastructure with a high-performance platform to drive AI agents across its software solutions. Companies will be able to activate and configure intelligent agents to optimize operations and automate warehouse processes.
The dog chew manufacturer modernizes its logistics operations with software and storage solutions.
Mecalux has been named for the fifth time in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for WMS, highlighting leading global providers in the sector. Its Easy WMS optimizes operations and integrates AI to boost visibility, traceability, and productivity in manual and automated facilities.
New GBS warehouse in Billy-Berclau (France) equipped with the 3D Automated Pallet Shuttle and Easy WMS. Mecalux’s end-to-end solution will optimize storage for 650 specialty beer SKUs, ensure traceability, and speed up distribution to more than 390 clients.
Inventory optimization, automation, and advanced management for more efficient and connected logistics processes.
The “Supply Chain Frontiers” podcast explores, with Mecalux, how AI has become an operational necessity in logistics. The episode covers its impact on warehousing and e-commerce, featuring MIT and Mecalux experts and real optimization use cases.
MIT CTL and Mecalux have developed an AI simulator capable of optimizing inventory distribution between different warehouses. The solution uses advanced machine learning models to test tactical scenarios and minimize costs without causing stockouts.
Melvit’s new warehouse in Poland will feature the Automated Pallet Shuttle system, the semi-automated Pallet Shuttle, and Easy WMS software. This comprehensive solution from Mecalux will optimize storage, ensure food traceability, and streamline the distribution of rolled oats to customers.
Interlake Mecalux will present its AMRs, automated shuttle systems, and Easy WMS software at MODEX 2026 (April 13–16). It will also share updates on its MIT CTL collaboration in a session on AI, AMRs, digital twins, and warehouse automation.
Interlake Mecalux will participate in Manifest, one of the leading global events focused on the future of the supply chain. Taking place February 9–12 at the iconic Venetian Resort in Las Vegas, the event will bring together logistics leaders from more than 60 countries to discuss the industry’s key challenges and share the latest innovations.
AI, automation, and software are transforming logistics in key industries worldwide.
Mecalux attends a technical workshop at MIT alongside Master’s students from the Global SCALE Network, strengthening its connection with international talent. The SCALE Connect event featured Iñaki Fernández, the company’s CTO, who led an exchange of ideas on logistics innovation with the students.
The webinar “The state of AI in warehousing: Global trends and what’s next” explored the expansion of AI in logistics facilities. Dr. Matthias Winkenbach (MIT) and Alejandro González (Mecalux) shared insights from a global survey of supply chain leaders.
