It’s anticipating demand, designing operations that can adapt quickly and ensuring products move through increasingly complex supply chains as efficiently as possible.” Engineers are now using AI to generate warehouse layouts, rapidly develop software, build customer interfaces and even simulate entire warehouse environments before construction begins. “We’re seeing AI become an engineering assistant rather than simply another software tool,” Wolsztyniak said. Fleets of autonomous robots can scale alongside business growth, while AI continuously optimises routing, storage locations, traffic flow and equipment utilisation to maximise productivity. “We often hear concerns that AI will replace people, but that’s not what we’re seeing,” Wolsztyniak said.