Brady Corporation - The new BradyPrinter i7500 Industrial RFID Label Printer prints and encodes the first RFID label right. Tested competitive models waste 10 to 30 labels after each consumable change. The printer also automatically locates label RFID chips to select the right internal antenna and power level that optimally encode UHF RFID labels currently loaded in the printer.
Jungheinrich - The new ETV 4i expands Jungheinrich's portfolio of powerful electric reach trucks for high-bay applications with particularly high handling requirements. The truck is aimed at users with high handling requirements, such as in distribution centres, production supply, or multi-shift operations. With load capacities ranging from 1.4 to 2.5 tonnes and lift heights of up to 14 metres, the ETV 4i covers a wide range of applications.
Linde Material Handling - Linde Material Handling (MH) has further refined its unique vehicle concept with the release of the Linde N20 and N25 horizontal order pickers. This concept, unparalleled in the industry, features a battery positioned behind the operator's stand. The new order picker version with an integrated Li-ION battery now is the most compact on the market, enabling operators to access goods more quickly and maneuver more easily in tight spaces.
ABB - ABB introduces Waterside Automation solution which enables quay cranes to perform a larger share of container handling operations automatically. By automating operations over the vessel and reducing the need for continuous manual control, the solution addresses a key bottleneck in container terminal efficiency and enables a gradual transition toward autonomous quay crane operations.
Brady Corporation - Brady’s new BradyPrinter i4311 is designed to bridge the gap between stationary benchtop label printer power and mobile flexibility. A well-known limitation for most mobile label printers is the maximum width of the label. Brady’s i4311 marks the new maximum label width at 101.60 mm for connected label printing systems that retain true portability.
Hai Robotics - Following its global debut at LogiMAT 2025, Hai Robotics’ HaiPick Climb solution has moved rapidly from exhibition floors into real-world operations, with thousands of HaiClimber robots already supporting daily warehouse operations across multiple regions worldwide. Recognized with several industry awards and adopted by customers across industries, HaiPick Climb has established itself as a simplified and efficient goods-to-person automation solution.
Still - At LogiMAT 2026, STILL will present a true milestone in intralogistics: the first market-ready, series-produced solution for the autonomous loading and unloading of lorries – without the need for any stationary safety technology at the dock. With the AXL 15 iGo low lift pallet truck, the Hamburg-based intralogistics specialist is closing one of the last major gaps in warehouse automation: the handling of incoming and outgoing goods at the truck loading ramp.
Linde Material Handling - Few other intralogistics segments are evolving as rapidly as automation. At LogiMAT 2026, Linde Material Handling (MH) will introduce the new Linde I-MATIC core series, which is designed for specialized applications in various industrial sectors. These highly customizable automated guided vehicles (AGVs) are available with various attachments, such as single double forks or paper clamps, and can move heavy loads of up to 4.0 tons to lifting heights of up to 6.7 meters.
Knapp - Siemens AG is expanding their Karlsruhe location in Germany, adding extra storage capacities in the form of an automation solution by KNAPP. The innovative robotic warehouse system AeroBot will increase the location’s degree of automation and optimize internal processes. Siemens will be one of the first companies in Germany to use this innovative storage system, which will go live in 2026.
Still - DHL Aviation in Brussels recently commissioned a completely new STILL lithium-ion fleet, making it the first of five European DHL Aviation hubs to switch to this future-proof technology. In order to manage energy consumption intelligently, minimise peak loads and continue to guarantee operational continuity, the partners have jointly designed a future-proof energy ecosystem in which the STILL Smart Energy Unit plays a key role.
Jaguar Land Rover - JLR is trialling drone technology at its Electric Propulsion Manufacturing Centre (EPMC) in Wolverhampton, dramatically reducing machinery and site inspection time by up to 95%. The pilot is an important step forward in operational efficiency and employee safety, aligning with JLR's vision for its factories of the future.
Einride - Einride, a technology company that provides digital, electric and autonomous solutions for road freight, has for the first time operated a fully autonomous heavy-duty vehicle on a public road in Belgium.
Linde Material Handling - Intralogistics specialist Linde Material Handling (MH) has expanded its range of automated industrial trucks, thus completing its updated product portfolio. A standout addition to the lineup is the automated Linde K MATIC k VNA turret truck.
Boston Dynamics - DHL Group has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Boston Dynamics. Building on the proven success of Boston Dynamics’ Stretch robot—designed for case handling and initially deployed by DHL to automate container unloading—the agreement paves the way for the global deployment of more than 1,000 additional units. Looking ahead, DHL plans to expand the range of applications for the robots, including case picking.
Linde Material Handling - In the future, warehouse managers will increasingly be able to rely on artificial intelligence (AI) when it comes to optimizing material flow processes. At its tech showcase at the LogiMAT trade fair in Stuttgart, Linde Material Handling (MH) will demonstrate how this product vision works and is gradually becoming reality.
Knapp - The automation expert KNAPP and Covariant, the world’s leading AI Robotics company based in California, are a perfect match when it comes to intelligent robotics solutions. Both companies are pleased to announce the extension of their multi-year partnership. Covariant, founded as a start-up in Silicon Valley, is a pioneer in the development of Robotic Foundation Models models that enable robots to operate in complex and dynamic environments.
Knapp - In a span of 15 months, KNAPP broke new ground in pharmaceutical warehousing by implementing a cutting-edge, fully automatic pocket sorter system from its AutoPocket series in Lithuania. Used widely in fashion and retail solutions and favoured for its high-performance operation, this powerful sorter system is now being used in pharma distribution for the first time.
Honeywell - Honeywell announced it will team up with Hai Robotics to deliver flexible, high-density storage and retrieval solutions to distribution centers (DCs). The alliance couples Hai’s innovative robotics technology with Honeywell’s Momentum Warehouse Execution Software, enhanced cybersecurity capabilities and experience integrating robotics solutions.
Datalogic - Designed to cover a multitude of handheld scanning applications in retail, manufacturing, and transportation & logistics, this advanced series of devices offers unparalleled efficiency and precision. The flagship feature of the new Auto Range series is its scan engine, which can effortlessly read barcodes from up close to an incredible 20 meters away, making it a game-changer in warehouse applications where both close-range and long-range scanning is required.
ADLINK - ADLINK Technology Inc., a global leader in edge computing, has announced the launch of the latest Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) – the SMR250/1000 series with the SWARM CORE software platform, delivering strong hardware and software integration to build an AMR swarm ecosystem to meet the changing needs of various application scenarios in smart manufacturing from production lines, to material handling, warehousing, and shipping.