In a bid to handle the increasing volume of e-commerce and the resulting pressure it puts on companies, Chinese logistics firms are using more robots in their warehouses. Cainaio, a logistics firm backed by Alibaba, recently reported that it has introduced robots into their warehouses in Tianjin and China. This move is being matched by competitor JD.com in a move that will like see increasing warehouse redundancies in Guangzhou.
In a bid to handle the increasing volume of e-commerce and the resulting pressure it puts on companies, Chinese logistics firms are using more robots in their warehouses. Cainaio, a logistics firm backed by Alibaba, recently reported that it has introduced robots into their warehouses in Tianjin and Guangzhou. This move is being matched by competitor JD.com in a move that will like see increasing warehouse redundancies in China.