Apparel warehouse automation with AMRs, PUDU industrial robot, and connected picking workflows
Apparel warehouse automation with AMRs, PUDU industrial robot, and connected picking workflows
Apparel warehouse automation with AMRs, PUDU industrial robot, and connected picking workflows

Free webinar for apparel leaders

Free webinar for apparel leaders

Apparel fulfillment: break the warehouse bottleneck

Apparel fulfillment: break
the warehouse bottleneck

How warehouse robotics can unlock capacity and help the same team handle peak volumes.

October 20, 2026
October 20, 2026
2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT
Apparel warehouse layout showing storage racks, picking stations, and mobile robots.

About the webinar

Apparel growth increases complexity faster than DCs adapt

Every new style, size and color adds another layer of operational complexity. Employees walk longer routes, picking slows down, and distribution costs rise even when revenue does not grow at the same pace.

These losses rarely appear as one clear problem. They show up across labor requirements, order cycle times, space utilization, inventory movement and the ability to handle peak demand.

In this executive session, we will examine how apparel and footwear brands can identify where capacity is being lost, evaluate whether robotics is the right answer and build an automation strategy that supports long-term growth. This is a practical business discussion focused on operational priorities, implementation decisions and financial outcomes. We will also explain when warehouse robots do not make operational or financial sense.

WEBINAR AGENDA

What youโ€™ll learn about scaling apparel fulfillment with robotics

Where DC capacity really goes as SKU counts grow and employees spend more time walking than picking.

Where DC capacity really goes as SKU counts grow and employees spend more time walking than picking.

Why DC costs grow with assortment rather than revenue, and why these costs often remain hidden.

Why DC costs grow with assortment rather than revenue, and why these costs often remain hidden.

How to determine whether Goods-to-Person robotics fits your warehouse operationsโ€”and how it can help the same team handle peak volumes with less dependence on seasonal labor.

How to determine whether Goods-to-Person robotics fits your warehouse operationsโ€”and how it can help the same team handle peak volumes with less dependence on seasonal labor.

What a live multi-vendor robotics project in Los Angeles is teaching us about implementation.

What a live multi-vendor robotics project in Los Angeles is teaching us about implementation.

How existing automation can limit the robots and technologies you add next.

How existing automation can limit the robots and technologies you add next.

How to evaluate the business case, structure the investment, and recognize when robots are the wrong answer.

How to evaluate the business case, structure the investment, and recognize when robots are the wrong answer.

Unlock warehouse capacity. Protect your margins.

Unlock warehouse capacity. Protect your margins.

Ready to scale apparel fulfillment?

Ready to scale apparel fulfillment?

Ready to scale apparel fulfillment?

Automated apparel warehouse aisle with robots, storage racks, and pallet workflows

SPEAKER

Meet the expert behind the innovation

Chief Commercial Officer and Managing Partner at Deus Robotics

For over 10 years, he has helped retailers move from reactive to proactive management using AI and robotics, with deep experience in operational process automation across companies of different scales.

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Chief Commercial Officer and Managing Partner at Deus Robotics

For over 10 years, he has helped retailers move from reactive to proactive management using AI and robotics, with deep experience in operational process automation across companies of different scales.

Read more

Co-founder of LEAFIO AI, a company specializing in cloud solutions for supply chain automation. His focus is helping large chains scale efficiently with software and robotics.

Co-founder of LEAFIO AI, a company specializing in cloud solutions for supply chain automation. His focus is helping large chains scale efficiently with software and robotics.

Chief Commercial Officer and Managing Partner at Deus Robotics

For over 10 years, he has helped retailers move from reactive to proactive management using AI and robotics, with deep experience in operational process automation across companies of different scales.

Read more

Co-founder of LEAFIO AI, a company specializing in cloud solutions for supply chain automation. His focus is helping large chains scale efficiently with software and robotics.

Co-founder of LEAFIO AI, a company specializing in cloud solutions for supply chain automation. His focus is helping large chains scale efficiently with software and robotics.

Who should attend

The webinar will be especially valuable for

Apparel and footwear brands with complex fulfillment operations

DTC and omnichannel companies that operate their own distribution centers and manage growing SKU counts, seasonal peaks and increasing order complexity.

Apparel and footwear brands with complex fulfillment operations

DTC and omnichannel companies that operate their own distribution centers and manage growing SKU counts, seasonal peaks and increasing order complexity.

Executives responsible for scalable growth

CEOs, COOs, strategy and transformation leaders, and senior operations executives focused on increasing capacity without proportionally increasing labor and operating costs.

Executives responsible for scalable growth

CEOs, COOs, strategy and transformation leaders, and senior operations executives focused on increasing capacity without proportionally increasing labor and operating costs.

Companies at an automation decision point

Businesses planning a new or expanded distribution center, evaluating Goods-to-Person robotics, or facing limitations created by their existing automation.

Companies at an automation decision point

Businesses planning a new or expanded distribution center, evaluating Goods-to-Person robotics, or facing limitations created by their existing automation.

Apparel and footwear brands with complex fulfillment operations

DTC and omnichannel companies that operate their own distribution centers and manage growing SKU counts, seasonal peaks and increasing order complexity.

Executives responsible for scalable growth

CEOs, COOs, strategy and transformation leaders, and senior operations executives focused on increasing capacity without proportionally increasing labor and operating costs.

Companies at an automation decision point

Businesses planning a new or expanded distribution center, evaluating Goods-to-Person robotics, or facing limitations created by their existing automation.

Register for the webinar

Register for the webinar

Learn how to scale apparel fulfillment without scaling labor and complexity

Learn how to scale apparel fulfillment without scaling labor and complexity

Learn how to scale apparel fulfillment without scaling labor and complexity

Apparel warehouse automation with mobile robots moving through clothing storage aisles
Apparel warehouse automation with mobile robots moving through clothing storage aisles