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At this year’s ROSCon, Dexory team proudly took the stage to share our expertise in deploying and scaling robotics solutions powered by ROS 2. As part of this vibrant community event, our team participated in engaging discussions and presented key learnings from our journey in revolutionising warehouse operations with autonomous robotics.

We’re thrilled to share that Dexory has been named one of The Software Report’s Top 100 Software Companies of 2024. This recognition highlights the impact we’re making in the software and robotics industry, and we couldn’t be prouder to stand alongside some of the most innovative and influential companies in the world.

Visibility is a bit of a paradox. The moment it’s missing, it becomes painfully obvious—everyone's had those “If only we’d known…” moments.

Warehouse operational speed and accuracy are essential, especially in this environment where demand for error-free, efficient operations is at an all-time high. Every mistake, whether it’s a misplaced item or an inventory discrepancy, can ripple through the supply chain, causing delays, increasing costs, and ultimately affecting customer satisfaction.

Far from replacing human workers, these technologies are here to support them, creating safer, more efficient workplaces and helping companies retain their most valuable asset: their people.

As we approach the final quarter of the year, many businesses are reassessing their budgets and planning for the year ahead. If you’ve been considering automation but haven’t made the move yet, there’s still time to get ahead before 2024 ends, and it could be a decision that transforms your business for the years to come.

With more goods, staff and machinery moving around a warehouse than ever before, safety has become even more of a priority.

Robotics is no longer just the stuff of science fiction—it’s a key driver of industry transformation today. With ARK Invest projecting a $24 trillion opportunity in the robotics sector, it’s clear that automation has moved from niche to necessity across multiple industries.

We all know how crucial it is to keep everything running smoothly. Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) have been the go-to solution for managing inventory and operations. But in today's environment, can you really rely solely on your WMS to stay competitive?