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Deborah Abrams Kaplan

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  • Freelance Editor, Inc.
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Nebraska Crossroads Music Festival

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By Deborah Abrams Kaplan Verified
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GNC's AI-powered drones help reduce backorders while boosting warehouse worker satisfaction Original

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By Deborah Abrams Kaplan Verified
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At a GNC warehouse in Whitestown, Indiana, workers see and hear four drones overhead every day as they complete tasks that few humans want to do: count and track full boxes of products across more than 22,000 pallets in the warehouse's aisles. The drones' regular flights allow GNC, a nutritional manufacturing company, to obtain a full view of its 250,000-square-foot reserve inventory once a month rather than once a quarter, said Bill Monk, GNC's vice president of distribution.
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Your returns could be headed to a landfill. An AI-native software aims to reroute them to nonprofits. Original

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By Deborah Abrams Kaplan Verified
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When Hyaat Chaudhary founded Luxome in 2018 to sell luxury weighted blankets, "returns were an afterthought," he said. Not every customer wants to keep the products they order, so returns piled up at the warehouse. Other retailers disposed of their returns in landfills. "It just drove me crazy as a human being. It seems wasteful, and I care about the environment," Chaudhary told Business Insider. At one point, Chaudhary donated 5,000 weighted blankets locally.
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