The Association for Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ALAN) annually recognizes excellence in the logistics field by presenting awards to professionals, academics, organizations, and departments. This year, the awards ceremony will take place in December 2023, celebrating outstanding contributions across four distinct categories. The initiative aims to highlight the importance of logistics in driving efficiency and innovation within the industry. By honoring those who have made significant impacts, ALAN seeks to inspire continued growth and development in logistics practices. The awards process involves a thorough evaluation of nominees based on their achievements and contributions to the field, ensuring that recognition is given to those who exemplify excellence in logistics.
ALAN Takes Nominations for Humanitarian Logistics Awards
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Enhancing Military Logistics Networks with Software and Edge AI for Contested Environments
The article discusses the role of software, edge AI, and resilient connectivity in bolstering military logistics in contested environments. These technologies are essential for ensuring that logistics networks can operate effectively even under challenging conditions. Strengthening military logistics is crucial for maintaining operational readiness and ef...
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Improving Traffic Management in Automated Logistics Parks with Integrated Systems
Recurring vehicle queues at logistics facilities are increasingly seen as reflections of broader operational issues rather than just infrastructure problems. Andrei Iacobiță, managing director at IESYS, emphasizes the importance of an integrated Traffic Management System (TMS) to manage vehicle flow effectively. By analyzing operational indicators such as...
Couriers and Express CV, Trucks, Vans and Trailers Loading Bay and Doors
Exploring Non-Invasive Ultrasound Brain-Computer Interfaces for Anxiety and Depression Treatment
A recent salon focused on anxiety and depression, part of a series initiated by the Shanghai Science and Technology Exchange Center, discussed non-invasive ultrasound brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) as potential new treatment avenues. Experts from various fields, including psychiatry and AI engineering, examined the complexities of emotional disorders, h...
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XPENG Hosts Inaugural Robotics Supply Chain Partner Conference on September 22
On September 22, XPENG conducted its inaugural Robotics Supply Chain Partner Conference, gathering top supply chain firms specializing in essential components such as robot joint modules, actuators, and precision structural parts. This conference is significant as it marks XPENG's commitment to strengthening its robotics business through strategic partner...
Top Logistics Consulting Firms for Effective Supply Chain Automation Strategies
Warehouse robots represent the appealing aspect of supply chain automation, but the success of automation programs hinges on strategic decisions made prior to implementation. Key factors include network design, freight strategy, and data management, highlighting the critical role of logistics consulting firms in achieving successful automation outcomes. T...
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Exploring AI's Impact on Logistics: Real Value or Just Hype?
Artificial intelligence is increasingly significant in logistics, with discussions highlighting its measurable value beyond the hype. In a recent episode of Logistics Business Conversations, Paul Hamblin and Conor Baker from Descartes examined AI's applications in transport planning, fleet performance, and driver safety. AI enhances route planning by anal...
AI IT in Logistics Road Transport and Haulage
Siemens on Robots, Agentic AI and the "Last 3%" Problem
Siemens tells RobotToday at IMTS 2026 why AI robot demos are only the tip of the iceberg, and why agentic AI depends on PLM data and business context.
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South Korea to Launch Robot AI Research Program in 2027 Focused on Logistics
South Korea is set to initiate a significant robot-AI research program in 2027, with early field trials aimed at enhancing technology deployment. Song Chang-jong, head of the Ministry of Science and ICT’s Device AX Innovation Team, presented this strategy at the Humanoid Summit Seoul on September 22. The initiative will focus on developing robot foundatio...
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Comau Delivers Advanced Battery Testing Solution to National Institute of Chemistry
Comau has successfully developed and delivered a laboratory-scale cell formation and testing solution to the National Institute of Chemistry (NIC). This turnkey system is designed to support material validation, product development, and cycle life testing, integrating industrial processes into a research environment. The significance of this solution lies...
RLWRLD and CJ Logistics Strengthen Robotics Partnership for Logistics Automation
RLWRLD and CJ Logistics have expanded their partnership to develop and test AI systems for logistics robots, aiming for commercial deployments in South Korea and international markets. The collaboration includes proof-of-concept projects utilizing RLWRLD's RLDX-1 model, which employs sensor data to enhance robotic task performance in logistics operations....
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Shenyi Technology Focuses on Brain-Computer Interface Products for Sleep and Depression Management
Shenyi Technology, founded in May 2025, is developing brain-computer interface products aimed at sleep and depression management. The company secured over 10 million yuan in angel funding in 2026, led by Lihe Venture Capital and Dongguan Biotech. Their approach integrates AI with brain science, focusing on brain function monitoring and intervention. The s...
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USA Rare Earth Partners with Pasqal and Riven Systems for Quantum AI in Rare Earth Supply Chain
USA Rare Earth has announced a collaboration with French quantum computing firm Pasqal and industrial AI company Riven Systems to enhance the separation of rare earth elements in the U.S. This initiative, revealed on September 17, aims to utilize quantum machine learning and automated lab experiments to identify more effective molecules for binding to rar...
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E-COBOT
France
French AMR manufacturer and system integrator offering the HUSKY robot range and MyCobot fleet management software.
EasyMile
France
Toulouse, France autonomous-vehicle software company founded 2014; EZTow and EZDolly systems automate industrial tow tractors and cargo movers at airports.
Filics
Germany
Munich-based robotics startup making ultra-flat omnidirectional AMRs that drive under Euro pallets for space-efficient intralogistics.
Lantronix
United States
Nasdaq-listed (LTRX) Irvine, California IoT and edge-compute company, founded 1989, now building edge-AI platforms for military drones.
Mitsubishi Motors
Japan
Japanese automaker Mitsubishi Motors signed a July 2026 MOU with Highlanders to mass-produce humanoid robots at its Kyoto Plant from early 2027.
Probot Oy
Finland
Oulu, Finland robotics integrator founded 2006; KUKA System Partner and OMRON Certified Partner; makes Dolly AMR; Finnish distributor of Unitree robot dogs.
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