When most people think about warehouse automation, they imagine robots speeding through aisles, automated storage systems scaling to the ceiling, or complex networks of conveyors replacing entire workforces. But for most growing operations, the most practical place to start isn’t in the aisles — it’s at the end. End-of-line automation—the stage where picked items are packed, labeled, sorted, and shipped—is…
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Abigail McCaddenJune 24, 2025