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Stephanie Neil

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As seen in: Automated Warehouse, Packaging OEM, Plant Engineering, LinkedIn, TechTarget, The Robot Report, Design World, Engineering.com, Packaging World, Automation World, Control Engineering Magazine, Ethikos, Healthcare Packaging and
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Engineering.com’s parent company, WTWH Media, rebrands as Arrowfly

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By Stephanie Neil
| Engineering.com Verified
The name unifies 40+ brands under a new identity that is built for the future of B2B. Engineering.com’s parent company, WTWH Media, today announced it has rebranded as Arrowfly. The new name and identity reflect the company’s transformation from a specialized trade publisher into an omnichannel B2B media, events, and marketing company where hard-to-reach professional decision-makers gather for trusted journalism, industry intelligence, and high-impact experiences that move their markets forward.
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Ranpak unpacks the unrealized promise of physical AI at the Robotics Summit

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By Stephanie Neil
| Automated Warehouse
Ranpak’s DecisionTower uses AI to detect out-of-scope boxes at a ProMAT demo, which included a variety of products, including a dog toy, a food package, and golf balls (on the left). Data-driven insights are shown on the right. Credit: Sarah Wynn BOSTON — When it comes to using robotics in the warehouse, the one thing everyone can agree on is that physical AI promises to enable autonomous machines to perceive, understand, and adapt to changing conditions in the real world.
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Ranpak examines the gap between physical AI promise and reality

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By Stephanie Neil
| Packaging OEM
When it comes to using robotics in the warehouse, the one thing everyone can agree on is the promise of physical artificial intelligence (AI), which enables autonomous machines to perceive, understand, and adapt to changing conditions in the real world. The promise is there, but the presence of physical AI is not as prevalent.
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