Group 1 - The collaboration between automation and human workers is enhancing logistics efficiency, focusing on loading, shipping, and delivery processes [1] - Advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning are making robots faster and smarter, leading to more autonomous operations in warehouses [2] - By 2030, it is projected that one in 20 warehouse supervisors will manage robots instead of humans, highlighting the rise of robots-as-a-service (RaaS) models [3] Group 2 - A hybrid model of management is expected to dominate, where managers will oversee both human workers and robots [4] - The last mile delivery is becoming a competitive focus for mega retailers, with Walmart achieving one in three deliveries within three hours [5] - Target is enhancing its store fulfillment capabilities with new sorting technologies, emphasizing the importance of efficient trailer unloading processes [6]