Hey everyone, I’ve been reading and thinking about how logistics companies are starting to move toward more automation inside warehouses, especially with IoT sensors and barcode/RFID tracking. I recently saw a small fulfillment center where most errors came not from shipping itself but from manual scanning mistakes during busy hours. It made me curious how modern systems reduce those issues without replacing all human workers. I also checked some general approaches in the industry here https://www.trinetix.com/industries/logistics and it looks like automation is becoming more about supporting workers rather than replacing them.