E-commerce demand for automation will persist past pandemic, says Attabotics CEO

E-commerce demand for automation will persist past pandemic, says Attabotics CEO

This square tote is larger than standard for automated storage and retrieval for e-commerce. Source: Attabotics

While automotive manufacturing paused during the novel coronavirus crisis, affecting demand for industrial automation, e-commerce order fulfillment experienced a spike in demand. Robotics developers and suppliers should prepare for a long-term increase according to several industry observers.

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