For many years, the evolution of logistics was often associated with process automation and the reduction of human intervention. However, the reality we face today shows that the future is not about replacing people, but about creating environments where technology enhances human work, making operations more efficient, safer and more sustainable.

It is within this context that the concept of Industry 5.0 emerges, an approach that places people at the centre of technological transformation. Rather than simply automating tasks, the goal is to create an intelligent collaboration between people, systems and equipment, allowing each resource to contribute what it does best.

In logistics and intralogistics, this vision is particularly relevant. Companies face increasingly demanding challenges: the need for greater productivity, rigorous traceability, error reduction, shortages of skilled labour, and growing concerns regarding employee safety and wellbeing. No single technology can address all these challenges on its own. The answer lies in the integration of complementary solutions.

It is precisely with this mindset that iDR and XLOG, developed by Tecnibite, are joining forces once again at Logipack 2026.

Although operating in different areas, both companies share the same vision: helping organisations build smarter, more efficient and more people-centred operations.

iDR develops and integrates physical automation solutions that enable tasks to be performed more efficiently and safely. These solutions include collaborative robots such as cobots and Cartesian robots, AGVs and AMRs for autonomous material handling, service robots, industrial exoskeletons and cooling vests, all designed to improve ergonomics, reduce physical strain and promote better working conditions.

XLOG, in turn, provides specialised technologies for the logistics and intralogistics sectors, with the objective of increasing efficiency, control and productivity in warehouse operations.

At the core of its offering is the XLOG WMS, XLOGa warehouse management solution that optimises and centrally controls operational processes, from receiving and storage to order picking and dispatch. It promotes more efficient use of resources, rigorous inventory management and greater traceability throughout the entire operation.

Complementing the WMS, XLOG Vision combines optical recognition of multiple barcode formats with dimensioning capabilities, enabling automated identification and data capture for boxes, parcels and pallets, whether regular or irregular in shape. This automated data capture capability helps reduce errors, increase productivity, and improve information quality and traceability across logistics processes.

XLOG technologies therefore transform warehouse operations through the digitalisation and automation of processes, providing greater efficiency, control and visibility throughout the intralogistics operation.

When analysed together, the solutions offered by iDR and XLOG demonstrate a simple yet increasingly important principle: true digital transformation does not happen when a single technology is implemented, but when different technologies work together to support people and improve processes.

This vision will be highlighted at Logipack 2026, where iDR and XLOG will showcase solutions that demonstrate, in practice, how physical automation, intelligent data capture and digital management complement one another to increase operational efficiency, traceability and competitiveness.

The logistics of the future will be built through a balanced combination of automation, data and human talent. It will be a logistics environment where robots take on repetitive tasks, digital systems ensure control and traceability, and people focus on higher value-added activities while working in safer, more ergonomic and productive environments.

Industry 5.0 does not represent a choice between people and technology. It represents the ability to put technology at the service of people.

It is precisely this shared vision that brings iDR and XLOG together.

A vision in which different solutions complement one another to address the real challenges of the logistics sector, demonstrating that innovation only makes sense when it simultaneously improves operational efficiency and the experience of the people who work within it.

Because the future of logistics will not be defined solely by the technology we use, but by how we use it to serve people.

Visit our stand at Logipack 2026 and discover how the collaboration between people, technology and data is transforming today’s logistics operations and preparing businesses for the challenges of tomorrow.