Logic Robotics

What if the warehouse floor wasn’t the only place automation could happen?

Logic's Octopus transforms loading areas into flexible automation zones by autonomously picking and transfering goods, while coordinating each task with the right tools.

This adaptable approach to warehouse automation improves space utilization, supports high-speed picking, and helps facilities handle increasingly complex fulfillment demands. bit.ly/3T4kUm1

It was an honor for Logic Co-Founder and Chief Growth Officer Anthony Milano to speak at Made in America in Bentonville, Arkansas—a gathering focused on strengthening American manufacturing, modernizing the dual use supply chain, and advancing technologies critical to our economic and national security.

Anthony shared Logic’s vision for a unified operating system for physical logistics—combining digital twins, warehouse and transportation management, robotics orchestration, and autonomous ex*****on. By connecting software intelligence with real-world movement, Logic is building infrastructure that can help American companies and government agencies move goods faster, operate more efficiently, and create more resilient supply chains.

The event brought together an exceptional group of leaders, including General Randall Reed of USTRANSCOM, Army Chief Technology Officer Alex M., Senator Tom Cotton, Senator John Boozman, Jeff Lough of Tyson Foods, Josh Hankins of J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc., Lindsey Coulter of Walmart, and leaders from the University of Arkansas and Walton College of Business.

Anthony was also proud to represent the entrepreneurial community alongside Nick Spiller of Capital Factory, J.P. Keating of proChain Ventures, and fellow Fuse alumni Christopher B. Milligan, PE of EEARTH by Menen, Nathan Watson of Vantage 9, and Co-Founder Tom Douglass.

Thank you to STATION NWA, Fuse Ventures, and everyone who helped bring together leaders from defense, government, industry, academia, and technology. The future of American logistics will be built through this kind of collaboration—and Logic is proud to be part of it.

Robotics and Automation News highlighted Logic's article on how real-time supply chains are evolving.

Modern warehouses won’t be defined by how much inventory they hold, but by how efficiently they keeps goods moving. With predictive demand data, robotics and real-time coordination, facilities can shift from storage-heavy buffers to high-throughput transfer points designed for continuous flow.

Read more: bit.ly/4qyISm4

Global trade is one of the most consequential systems ever created, but much of the physical world still operates through disconnected systems, facilities and handoffs.

At Bryant University’s Global Trade Summit on September 24, Logic CEO Michael Santora will discuss why the future of commerce will require the physical world to operate as one intelligent system.

Register today: bit.ly/4fNxvCW

From dynamic robot routing and inventory monitoring to predictive maintenance and operational insights, Logic’s AI-powered operating system uses unified supply chain data to optimize workflows in real time.

With AI-driven optimization at the core, Logic is helping build a more connected, responsive, and scalable supply chain so facilities can identify opportunities, reduce inefficiencies, and make smarter decisions. bit.ly/4ySeUNF

Adding more robots won’t create truly autonomous supply chains if warehouses, transportation, inventory and robotic systems continue operating in silos.

On September 24, Logic CEO Michael Santora will explore this challenge as the morning keynote speaker at Bryant University’s 40th Annual Global Trade Summit.

He’ll discuss why the future of commerce depends on an intelligent ex*****on layer that coordinates the physical world.

Register: bit.ly/4fNxvCW

Logic in the news!

Material Handling Wholesaler spotlighted Logic's rail-to-road logistics solutions. The Logic Pallet and Digital Twin OS help logistics teams monitor fleet activity, anticipate bottlenecks and dynamically assign workloads for smoother cross-docking operations.

Read more: bit.ly/4gJltuA

America’s next era of industrial growth will be shaped by collaboration among manufacturers, logistics providers, technology innovators, investors, policymakers, and educators.

That collaboration is at the center of Made in America, taking place September 10–11 in Bentonville, AR. Logic CGO Anthony will be presenting on the future of U.S. manufacturing, logistics, and resilient supply chains.

We hope to see you there! bit.ly/4guhL8d

We’re excited to announce that Logic’s CEO, Michael Santora, will deliver the morning keynote at Bryant University’s 40th Annual Global Trade Summit on September 24!

Global trade is evolving and the next generation of commerce will require more than automating individual warehouses. Santora will discuss the need to connect goods, robots, facilities, transportation and data into one intelligent system.

Learn more and register: bit.ly/4fNxvCW

Logic is heading to Made in America!

We’re looking forward to joining leaders from defense, industry, government, venture capital, startups, and academia in Northwest Arkansas to discuss the future of U.S. manufacturing, logistics, and supply chain resilience.

Join Logic’s Anthony Milano during his Building the American Supply Chain Stack panel. See you in Bentonville, AR, September 10–11, to further the conversations shaping what America builds, moves, funds, and scales next.