logistics technology

Logistics companies are integrating AI systems to manage volatile schedules and capacity shifts while preserving essential human decision-making.

DHL Express has introduced a new computer vision tool in eight initial markets, including the UAE, to automate customs descriptions from photos.

Air cargo digitalization continues to face unique operational complexities, though global initiatives like IATA’s ONE Record are driving steady progress.

CargoTech member companies are deploying AI-powered tools to help air cargo firms manage Middle East disruptions through real-time data access and scenario planning capabilities.

Aramex deployed an AI-first data platform on Google Cloud, establishing unified data infrastructure across its operations in over 70 countries with a phased Lakehouse architecture implementation.

Etihad Cargo reported 9% volume growth and 8% revenue increase in 2025, transporting 703,000 leg tonnes with AED 4.5 billion in revenue.

iHerb opened a 40,000-square-meter fulfillment center in Riyadh on February 16, 2026, operated by CJ Logistics to reduce delivery times across Saudi Arabia and MENA.

Global logistics leaders prepare for 2026 volatility with AI adoption reaching 98% and supply chain restructuring continuing across industries.

Chinese brand BanmeGo debuts its first intelligent delivery robot, the T6, in Shanghai with a revolutionary LEGO-style modular approach designed for the embodied intelligence era.