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DEXORY DEPLOYS SIMSCALE’S ENGINEERING AI TO ACCELERATE WAREHOUSE ROBOTICS DEVELOPMENT


exory, the robotics and warehouse data intelligence company, has deployed SimScale’s Engineering AI to accelerate the engineering workflows used to design and


test autonomous warehouse robots. Building on its existing use of SimScale’s


AI-native cloud simulation platform, Dexory will use Engineering AI to help engineers identify the root cause of structural component failures more quickly, automatically explore multiple design variations through simulation and create a searchable engineering knowledge base from previous projects. As warehouse robotics adoption


accelerates, engineering teams face increasing pressure to shorten product development cycles while maintaining performance and reliability. While AI has become central to the robots operating inside warehouses, Dexory’s SimScale program refl ects a broader shift across manufacturing, where AI is increasingly being embedded into the engineering processes used to design, simulate and optimise physical products. With the global warehouse robotics market projected to reach $117 billion by 2034,


from 14.7 billion in 2024, manufacturers are looking for new ways to accelerate product development without compromising engineering quality. Dexory has deployed Engineering AI


to reduce the time engineers spend investigating structural component failures by enabling more simulation iterations during critical design phases. The platform will also automate simulation reporting, making results easier to analyse, compare and share across engineering teams. “AI has a ‘blank sheet of paper’ problem in


engineering because we’re still discovering where it can create the greatest value,” said Calum MacDougall, Senior Mechanical Design Engineer at Dexory. “This pilot isn’t just about solving today’s engineering challenges. It’s about understanding how AI will reshape engineering over the coming years and helping us discover where it can genuinely transform the way engineers work.” “Our recent industry research found that


many engineering teams are still defi ning how AI will fi t into their engineering workfl ows, but forward-thinking companies are already investing to build that understanding fast,” said David Heiny, CEO at SimScale. “Engineering AI has proven its


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oplasticpallets.com, the responsible plastic pallet company, has launched its own Fantasy Premier League (FPL) mini-league, inviting customers and contacts from


across the logistics, supply chain and packaging industries to take part in the 2026/27 season. The move comes as football fans recover


from a World Cup hangover, with the Premier League season kicking off on Friday 21st August, when Arsenal host Coventry.


FPL, which attracts more than nine million


players worldwide each year, has long been a favourite among the goplasticpallets.com team in Eastbourne – and this year, for the first time, the company is opening its mini- league up to customers and contacts too. Participants who join the league will


be competing for a prize pot of Amazon vouchers, with rewards on offer for the top three finishers as well as a separate cup competition: • League winner: £100 • Runner-up: £50 • Third place: £25 • Cup winner: £25 To join, players need to register at the


official FPL website and pick their squad, or use their existing team if they already play. From there, entrants should go to the ‘League and Cups’ tab, select ‘Join Invitational League’ and enter the code x1o3ha. Teams can also be managed via the official


Premier League app. As well as building their initial squad, managers will be able to make transfers throughout the season and use a range of chips to boost their points totals, adding an extra layer of strategy to proceedings. Commenting on the launch, Dan Starnes,


Sales Director at goplasticpallets.com, said: “Many of the team in Eastbourne love playing FPL every year. There’s always plenty of banter and friendly rivalries. This year, we wanted to open it up to our customers and contacts, so we can put our football knowledge to the test!” goplasticpallets.com will be providing


regular updates on the mini-league throughout the season.


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ability to automate simulation tasks, explore signifi cantly more design options and help engineers make better decisions faster. By piloting these capabilities broadly today, companies like Dexory are helping shape the future of their engineering practices”


www.simscale.com


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