Dangerous, dirty and boring tasks are ripe for automation. Repeatability offers a prime opportunity for automation to help uplift and upskill the human portion of the labor force.

Closed-loop AI helps robots function more like humans through flexibility and adaptability when changes arise.

In this podcast, we discuss the closed-loop AI platform Palladyne IQ, and how to utilize the system on these tasks.

Speakers:

• Sterling Gerdes, VP of Product Management, Palladyne AI
• Tim Culverhouse, Editorial Director, Robotics 24/7

Warehouses, order fulfillment and distribution centers are filled with robotics and automation. From AMRs to robot arms and automated lift trucks, various technologies work alongside personnel in an attempt to make life easier for humans and meet business goals.

In this podcast, we discuss the expanding role of robotics and automation in the warehouse, and how ongoing labor challenges affect the organizational thought process on what type(s) of automation to consider for various processes. Join an industry expert from Yale Lift Truck Technologies to discuss these topics and other talking points in this Robotics Applications Podcast episode, “Making the Case for Automaton:”

• Should organizations focus first on technology or processes regarding potential automation offerings?
• What warehouse segments are ripe for new or further automation?
• What are some potential pain points or bottlenecks organizations should be mindful of when considering robotics?

Speakers:

• Kyle Smart, Sales Manager, Emerging Technology at Yale Lift Truck Technologies
• Tim Culverhouse, Editorial Director of Robotics 24/7, Peerless Media

A conversation with Nick Longworth, senior systems application engineer, and Bruce Muir, director of distribution automation at SICK, about how systems beyond mobile robots are finding uses in warehouses.