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Logistics Automation New Zealand

November 10, 2026 - November 11, 2026

Logistics Automation New Zealand: Advancing Warehousing and Supply Chain Innovation

Logistics Automation New Zealand is a specialized trade show dedicated exclusively to the technologies shaping modern warehousing, materials handling, intralogistics, and supply chain operations. As industries across the country face increasing pressure to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and adapt to rapidly changing demand, the need for advanced automation solutions has never been greater. This event provides a focused platform where global innovation meets local industry needs, supporting New Zealand’s transition toward smarter and more productive logistics systems.

Powered by CeMAT, the event brings internationally recognized expertise in intralogistics and automation into a market that is entering a critical phase of investment in productivity and modernization. It serves as a bridge between world-leading technology providers and New Zealand decision-makers who are actively shaping the future of their operations.

A Dedicated Platform for Logistics and Automation Technologies

Unlike broad industrial exhibitions, Logistics Automation New Zealand is specifically designed to address the full spectrum of logistics and supply chain technologies. This clear focus allows visitors to explore solutions that directly relate to operational efficiency, warehouse optimization, and material flow management.

The exhibition highlights innovations that are transforming how goods are stored, moved, and delivered across supply networks. From robotics and automated storage systems to advanced software and real-time tracking solutions, the event showcases the technologies driving the next generation of logistics performance.

Key focus areas include:

Warehouse automation and smart storage systems
Materials handling and conveyor technologies
Intralogistics and internal transport solutions
Supply chain management software and analytics
Robotics and automated picking systems
Digital platforms for logistics optimization

By concentrating on these areas, the event provides a comprehensive overview of how automation is reshaping logistics operations at every level.

Connecting Global Innovation with Local Industry Needs

One of the most important strengths of Logistics Automation New Zealand is its ability to connect global technology providers with local industry decision-makers. Supported by XPO’s extensive trade audience and Deutsche Messe’s international CeMAT network, the event brings world-leading expertise directly into the New Zealand market.

This connection enables businesses to access proven solutions that have already been successfully implemented in other regions, while also adapting them to local operational requirements. For many companies, this represents a valuable opportunity to accelerate digital transformation and improve competitiveness in a rapidly evolving logistics landscape.

Key participant groups include:

Warehouse and distribution center operators
Supply chain and logistics managers
Manufacturing and retail decision-makers
Automation and robotics providers
Software and systems integration specialists

This diverse mix of stakeholders ensures that the event supports both technological innovation and practical implementation.

Driving the Shift Toward Smart Warehousing

Warehousing and distribution are undergoing a major transformation driven by automation, data integration, and intelligent systems. Logistics Automation New Zealand highlights how these technologies are being used to create more efficient, flexible, and responsive supply chain operations.

Modern warehouses are increasingly adopting robotics, automated storage and retrieval systems, and AI-driven inventory management tools. These technologies help reduce manual labor, improve accuracy, and optimize space utilization while increasing overall throughput.

The event demonstrates how smart warehousing solutions can deliver measurable benefits, including faster order fulfillment, reduced operational costs, and improved service levels.

Intralogistics and the Future of Material Flow

Intralogistics the internal movement of goods within warehouses and production facilities is a critical component of modern supply chains. As product variety increases and customer expectations rise, efficient material flow has become essential for maintaining competitiveness.

Logistics Automation New Zealand showcases technologies that optimize internal logistics processes, including automated conveyors, sorting systems, and intelligent transport vehicles. These solutions enable companies to streamline operations and improve coordination between different stages of the supply chain.

By focusing on intralogistics, the event highlights the importance of seamless integration between warehouse operations and broader supply chain networks.

Robotics and Automation in Supply Chain Operations

Robotics is playing an increasingly important role in logistics environments. Automated systems are now capable of performing tasks such as picking, packing, sorting, and transporting goods with high levels of speed and accuracy.

At Logistics Automation New Zealand, visitors can explore how robotics and automation technologies are being applied in real-world logistics scenarios. These innovations are helping companies address labor shortages, improve operational consistency, and increase scalability.

Key automation trends include:

Autonomous mobile robots for warehouse transport
Automated picking and packing systems
AI-driven inventory and demand forecasting
Smart conveyor and sorting technologies
Integrated warehouse management systems

These developments are reshaping how logistics operations are designed and executed, enabling more efficient and resilient supply chains.

Supporting Productivity Investment in New Zealand

New Zealand’s logistics and supply chain sector is entering a decisive phase of productivity investment. As businesses look to expand capacity and improve efficiency, automation is becoming a central focus of operational strategy.

Logistics Automation New Zealand provides a platform where companies can evaluate technologies, compare solutions, and engage directly with global experts. This helps decision-makers make informed investment choices that align with long-term business goals.

The event also supports knowledge sharing between international providers and local operators, ensuring that global best practices are effectively adapted to the regional context.

A Strategic Platform for Supply Chain Transformation

Beyond its role as a trade exhibition, Logistics Automation New Zealand functions as a strategic platform for supply chain transformation. It brings together the technologies, expertise, and decision-makers needed to drive meaningful change in logistics operations.

By connecting robotics, warehousing systems, software solutions, and industry knowledge, the event creates a comprehensive ecosystem for innovation. This integrated approach helps companies move toward more automated, data-driven, and efficient supply chain models.

Logistics Automation New Zealand stands as a key meeting point for the industry, supporting the development of smarter logistics networks and enabling businesses to respond effectively to the demands of a rapidly changing global economy.