As internet commerce matures, consumers are expecting more immediate delivery of goods, but a fleet of drones won't do any good unless the packing warehouses can keep up. The latest effort to help speed up this process comes from Fetch Robotics, which has unveiled Fetch and Freight – a robotic tag team that takes over the boring task of collecting and delivering stock. .. Continue Reading Fetch Robotics tag teams to speed up warehouse work Section: Robotics
Tags: Autonomous, Fetch Robotics, Logistics, Robots, Warehouse
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