Everyone seems to be talking about warehouse automation these days, from concerns about the potential for robots and automation to take over previously human-led processes to businesses eager to capitalize on the productivity gains promised by the latest automated technologies. The rise of warehouse automation could have a wide range of consequences. The process of automating the transportation of inventory into, within, and out of warehouses to consumers with little human intervention is known as warehouse automation. 

A corporation can reduce labor-intensive tasks such as repetitive physical labor and manual data input and analysis as part of an automation initiative. Warehouse automation automates processes using software and technology such as robotics and sensors. These goods can be used in conjunction with other tools, such as inventory management software. The automation sector has witnessed greater availability of new warehouse-automation breakthroughs, supply chain as a service models, and technology that integrates numerous solutions to assist retailers handle some of these difficulties.