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Colruyt Group developed and deployed self-driving pallet trucks in partnership with Still to improve warehouse automation and address labor shortages, with plans for large-scale rollout.

Colruyt Group and Still launched self-driving pallet trucks to improve efficiency and support logistics staff in their distribution centers, with plans for wider rollout.

Collect&Go employs autonomous vehicles in its distribution center to boost efficiency and reduce errors, while Colruyt tests self-driving pallet trucks and an autonomous tractor for agricultural use.

Collect&Go employs 22 autonomous carts in its Londerzeel warehouse to improve order picking speed and accuracy, with technology customized for its specific logistics needs.

Colruyt Group is testing an electric, self-driving tractor to improve labor efficiency and sustainability in fruit farming while exploring data-driven agricultural innovations.

Colruyt Group is deploying autonomous forklifts with advanced navigation and fast-charging batteries to improve warehouse efficiency at its Halle distribution center.

Colruyt Group is testing an electric autonomous tractor to improve sustainability and efficiency in agriculture, with regulatory approval still pending.

Colruyt Group and STILL developed self-driving pallet trucks using advanced navigation tech to improve warehouse efficiency and worker collaboration.

Colruyt Group and Wolfcarius are testing a 100% electric, autonomous tractor to improve sustainable farming by reducing emissions, easing labor shortages, and providing AI-driven operational insights.

Collect&Go deployed 22 autonomous vehicles in its Londerzeel DC to speed up fresh product picking by 20%.

Colruyt Group and STILL launched self-driving pallet trucks to automate pallet transport in distribution centers, enhancing efficiency and worker collaboration.

Colruyt Group and STILL launched self-driving pallet trucks using advanced navigation and fast-charging tech to improve logistics efficiency and worker collaboration in distribution centers.

Colruyt's Collect&Go center in Londerzeel uses autonomous robots to streamline order picking, boosting productivity and reducing worker strain.

Collect&Go employs 22 autonomous vehicles in its distribution center to boost fresh product picking efficiency by 20%, developed with Colruyt Group Smart Innovation.

Colruyt introduced Belgium's first AI-powered smart cart enabling efficient self-scanning and checkout, enhancing bulk shopping convenience.

Colruyt launched Belgium's first AI-powered smart cart, developed in-house by Colruyt Group Technics, to streamline the shopping experience for efficient bulk purchasing.

Colruyt is implementing AI-driven checkout and shopping technologies to speed up store operations and improve customer and employee experience.

Arianne Sanders leverages her public sector and policy background to bridge technology and business at Colruyt Group's innovation hub, promoting user-centric tech adoption and encouraging women in tech.

Colruyt Group deployed 22 autonomous vehicles in its Londerzeel distribution centre, boosting fresh produce picking speed by 20% for its Collect&Go service through optimized employee-vehicle collaboration.

Smart Technics drives Colruyt Group's retail and logistics innovation through AI, robotics, and sustainable tech, focusing on scalable solutions via industrial partnerships.