17.03.2025
In the past few days Logistics Systems has had the pleasure to be part of LogiMAT 2025-the leading European exhibition for technology, automation and process management in intralogistics.
The event took place at the Stuttgart Fair's Congress and Expo Centre, bringing together over 1,600 exhibitors from 40 countries on an impressive exhibition area of over 120,000 square metres. Each of the ten exhibition halls showcased the latest innovations and trends shaping the future of the industry.
From the very first day, the exhibition lived up to our expectations - thousands of visitors and experts in the sector gathered to exchange ideas and experiences.
The Euroexpo organisers expected over 80 countries to be represented among the visitors, and we made sure that the interest in the exhibition was higher than ever. During the three days we had the opportunity to hold meetings with developers, distributors, integrators and end customers, which opened up new perspectives for partnerships and collaborations.
This year's motto **"Passion for solutions" ** reflected the focus on the most relevant topics - artificial intelligence, sustainability and automation. The various halls in the exhibition centre presented the latest developments in the following areas:
✅ Conveyor transport and warehouse solutions
✅ Industrial and mobile robots for intralogistics
✅ Software platforms for warehouse management
✅ Labelling and identification
✅ Energy and environmental technologies
✅ Security and safety
In halls 1, 3, 5 and 7, leading manufacturers and integrators showcased automated warehouse solutions including shuttle systems, sortation robots and innovative inventory management methods. Artificial intelligence and smart functionalities are now standard in the sector, and technology companies focused on energy-efficient and sustainable solutions.
Hall 8 was the epicentre of innovation in autonomous vehicles (AGVs, AMR), service systems, order pickers and other automated warehouse solutions. In Hall 6, experts from Forum AGV presented the new challenges of mobile robotics, and the discussions were extremely useful for everyone working with automated warehouse systems.
In halls 9 and 10, the focus was on the latest concepts in high-lift, electric and robotics. There we saw innovative electric trucks, new drive technologies as well as autonomous loading and unloading systems. Particularly impressive were the new three- and four-wheel pallet transport systems as well as the first dedicated pallet transport cobot.
Hall 6 showcased the latest developments in packaging, palletizing and labeling, including sensor technology, RTLS and RFID identification. EU regulations on environmental packaging were one of the key topics of discussion.
The special Tracking & Tracing Theatre forum placed emphasis on Automated Identification and Data Collection (AIDC). Topics included cloud-based software platforms, AI-based warehouse and transportation management systems, and innovations such as digital doubles and virtual modeling.
This cutting-edge storage robot made its debut at the International Logistics Show, demonstrating their commitment to innovation and progress. The AeroBot system is designed for standard building heights, offering revolutionary storage density.
