Zebra study on warehouse safety finds 70% of employees concerned about injury
Zebra’s ‘Elevating Every Move: The Formula for High-Performance Warehousing’ report gathered insights from over 1,700 warehouse associates. Image: Zebra Technologies
After a recent study on warehouse safety and the use of automation technologies, Zebra Technologies found AI and robotics could be key to making improvements to both safety and efficiency.
A new study from global warehouse automation solution provider Zebra Technologies has found that 70% of frontline warehouse workers are concerned about injuries on the job.
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