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Warehouse AI Hits $127 Billion by 2035 with Amazon leading the way: What that means for Logistics operators.
The AI-in-warehousing market is on track to hit $127.66 billion by 2035, and Amazon's robot fleet shows where it is headed. The pitch to workers is that this wave was built to help them. What it actually means for the floor is a choice most operators still haven't made.
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