Logistics Automation & Technology

2-0-4 units · Graduate

Explores how technological developments are transforming logistics, with physical robots powered by AI increasingly taking over tasks once performed by humans. Uses a multidisciplinary approach to teach students to evaluate and develop new logistics technologies, focusing on aspects such as technology scalability and flexibility, long-term strategy, financial implications, risk management, human factors, and relationships with technology vendors. Through this approach, students identify the key drivers behind the success or failure of modern logistics technologies. Non-technical course that aims to inspire critical thinking and strategic decision-making through case studies, industry insights, peer-to-peer discussions, and hands-on projects. Students also engage in debates, Socratic method discussions, and real-world applications with guest speakers.