Robotic Logistics and Smart Warehouses: From Spot Projects to a Sustainable Trend

A few numbers. According to a 2026 survey, 52% of companies already use robots in their operations, and another 32% plan to implement them in the next three years. The share of those not considering robotics at all has decreased from 9% to 3%.
This means that the question of "to implement or not to implement" has finally been replaced by "how to implement more effectively." Let's discuss specific examples.

Topics for discussion:
- From targeted innovations to the implementation of flexible integrated systems. The customer's perspective
- The evolution of robotics: from classic stacker cranes to AMR mobile robots. Autonomous vehicles, drones, and other robots in warehouses
- Software compatibility and the "plug-and-play" principle - a "universal" orchestrator for managing a "swarm" of equipment
- Warehouse robotics and AI as a standard of efficiency. Intelligent analytics and predictive maintenance are no longer an add-on, but a standard.
- Business performance is a key metric for robotics investments. The "robotics as a service" (RaaS) model is in focus.
- Human-robot partnerships are in the spotlight.

Invited speakers include executives from companies such as Askona , Russian Post, EFKO Management Company, Stelkon , Evocargo , and others.