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AI in Logistics & Supply Chain: 18 real deployments

Named Logistics & Supply Chain organisations and what they run, grouped by business function.

18deployments
13in production or with results
3with a reported outcome
0halted or reversed
Nov 2, 2026last updated

Robotics & automation 8 deployments

Uber Eats

Autonomous sidewalk delivery robots operating in Center City Philadelphia

In production Oct 31, 2026 Source: cnn.com
GXO Logistics

Deploying Digit humanoid robots to move totes in fulfillment warehouses, with expansion from one facility to two additional US sites planned for early 2027

Reported: more than 65,000 real-world hours logged and over 100,000 totes moved at the original Flowery Branch, Georgia facility since 2023

Results reported Oct 26, 2026 Digit Source: therobotreport.com
Neolix

Operating AI-powered robovan fleet of 30,000 vehicles for local service and fulfillment across 300+ cities in 20 countries

In production Oct 20, 2026 Source: bloomberg.com
Agility Robotics

deploying Digit 5 humanoid robot with Nyobolt ultra-fast charging for warehouse jobs including depalletizing, kitting, and quality inspection, targeting more than 20 productive hours per day

Announced Oct 15, 2026 Source: itechpost.com
Delivery Lab

Piloting Robros bipedal humanoid robots alongside human operators in cold-chain logistics operations under South Korea's regulatory sandbox

Pilot Oct 14, 2026 Source: en.sedaily.com
Ultra

Deploying warehouse-packing robots-as-a-service fleet using Physical Intelligence's policy stack for learned, adaptive fleet operations at customer sites

In production Oct 9, 2026 Source: fortune.com
DHL Supply Chain

DHL Supply Chain runs Locus Robotics' Array system, mobile robots plus picking arms, in production (not piloting), handling pick, putaway, induction, and replenishment in one fleet for end-to-end warehouse fulfillment.

Reported: a claimed 90% reduction in manual labor

Results reported May 3, 2026 Locus Array Humanoid and industrial robots Source: Robotics & Automation News

Logistics 8 deployments

Graybar

Using Fragment's AI agents in direct-procurement workflows to resolve order changes, invoice mismatches and supply disruptions inside existing systems

Pilot Oct 28, 2026 Source: techfundingnews.com
Gatik

operating 41 driverless box trucks moving Frito-Lay product across Dallas, Phoenix, and Northwest Arkansas under a multi-year deal with PepsiCo

In production Aug 25, 2026 Autonomous logistics Source: techcrunch.com
Tai

AI-powered transportation management platform for freight brokers orchestrating quoting, carrier sourcing, execution, billing, and customer engagement across truckload, LTL, drayage, and cross-border operations

In production Aug 24, 2026 Operations automation Source: axios.com
Uber

Announced strategic partnership with Zipline to add autonomous drone delivery to Uber Eats, starting in existing Zipline markets including Dallas and Houston later in 2026, targeting one million drone deliveries per day by end of 2029

China Post Group

China Post deployed humanoid robot sorters alongside robotic arms and unmanned forklifts at its Jianggao logistics site under the Guangzhou postal center.

Reported: Humanoids process up to 1,200 parcels per hour at a facility handling an average of 6.5 million pieces of mail per day, with fingertip sensors rated to detect pressure as light as 3 grams.

Customer service 1 deployment

DoorDash

Shipping text-to-order service and CLI agent for AI-driven customer ordering

In production Oct 30, 2026 Source: techcrunch.com

Operaciones 1 deployment

Sysco

Sysco's COO added seven AI agents to his team but found no established frameworks exist for managing them, part of an 'automation illusion' that COOs at Nike and Box also described, with Box launching a company-wide retraining program after low staff adoption.

In production Jun 2, 2026 Operations automation Source: Fortune

Every entry names the organisation and links its source. Outcome figures are quoted as reported, never estimated. Vendor announcements without a named customer are excluded. Halted and reversed deployments are kept on purpose.