Fast Company

Building smarter warehouses

Forward-thinking companies —facing the challenges of supply-chain disruptions and rising consumer demand for ever-faster deliveries—are paying more attention to the business of moving goods from place to place.

Symbotic, a warehouse automation company based in Wilmington, Massachusetts, has emerged as an industry leader in developing innovative solutions for businesses looking to

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Fast Company

Fast Company2 min readIntelligence (AI) & Semantics
Unlocking Critical Information
Ar tificial intelligence, for all its reputed might, is only as good as the data on which it trains. And an alarming amount of the data—up to 80%—that businesses generate on a daily basis is locked inside widely used file formats (including PDF, PPTX
Fast Company10 min read
6 media
“AS A NEWS ORGANIZATION,” SAID CESAR Conde, who oversees NBC News, “the biggest currency that we have is trust.” Trust is earned over time, of course, and a visitor traversing the halls of 30 Rockefeller Plaza can viscerally feel its accrual. The Mid
Fast Company2 min read
A 3d Scanned And Printed Shoe
VIVOBAREFOOT ••• CONSUMER PRODUCTS EVERY FOOT IS DIFFERENT, BUT THE modern shoe is a mass-produced object, full of assumptions about optimal fit. And so every piece of footwear is something of a compromise, a best guess rendered in cloth and foam abo

Related Books & Audiobooks