The companies said that this platform significantly reduces integration time and programming efforts, in order to on-board new automation devices into warehouse facilities, which, in turn, provides shippers with more flexibility in selecting robotics systems geared towards their specific business needs, while leveraging Microsoft Azure IoT and cloud platform services.
Source: logistics Mgmt
DHL Supply Chain, Blue Yonder, and Microsoft team up for robotics collaboration
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