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Datalogic Launches 4 Next-Gen Logistics Tech at MODEX 2026

According to www.datalogic.com, Datalogic launched four next-generation technologies at MODEX 2026—including the Falcon X60/X65 and Skorpio X40/X45 mobile computers, Matrix 830/930 image readers, and the SLS 10m safety laser scanner—to improve efficiency, traceability, and safety in logistics and warehousing. The Falcon X60/X65 is redesigned for scan-intensive environments, the Skorpio X40/X45 targets high-frequency tasks with ergonomic design, the Matrix 830/930 enables reliable high-speed parcel identification, and the SLS 10m offers the world’s longest detection range (up to ten meters) for automated pallet handling.

Original source: datalogic.com

Datalogic Launches 4 Next-Gen Logistics Tech at MODEX 2026

According to www.datalogic.com, Datalogic introduced four next-generation technologies at MODEX 2026—held in Atlanta on April 13–16—to advance efficiency, traceability, and safety in logistics and warehousing operations.

A new dawn in mobility for warehouse execution

At MODEX 2026, Datalogic officially launched its next-generation mobile computers for warehouse operators across retail, manufacturing, and transport & logistics sectors: the high-performance, ultra-rugged Falcon™ X60/X65 and Skorpio™ X40/X45. The flagship Falcon X60/X65 marks the return of one of Datalogic’s most iconic platforms, redesigned for today’s scan-intensive warehouse environments. Developed for demanding conditions and continuous operation, Falcon combines long-range data capture performance, advanced wireless capabilities, and exceptional durability—enabling quicker workflow execution, improved accuracy, and uninterrupted productivity. The Skorpio X40/X45 introduces a new level of agility: compact, ergonomic, and optimized for high-frequency scanning, it supports picking, verification, and replenishment tasks with greater speed and comfort. Designed for all-day use, Skorpio reduces operator fatigue while ensuring consistent performance across every shift.

Enhance conveyor logistics with high-speed identification

Datalogic highlighted its newest technologies for high-speed parcel handling and conveyor-based logistics, including the premiere of the Matrix™ 830/930 image readers—described as a ‘truly one-of-a-kind solution’ that sets a new industry standard. Engineered to maximize throughput, Matrix 830/930 represents a landmark innovation in large-area conveyor scanning. By seamlessly blending advanced imaging technology with streamlined deployment, the readers deliver reliable identification and high-quality image capture—even at the highest conveyor speeds. Users can expand parcel processing capacity, increase operational continuity, and ease system integration across modern distribution centers and sorting hubs.

Boost automation safety in pallet handling

Via Datasensing, Datalogic unveiled the SLS 10m—the only safety laser scanner in the world capable of reaching a detection range of up to ten meters. This sets an unprecedented benchmark for automated pallet handling and intralogistics. The extraordinary detection coverage redefines operator safety and enables reliable automated operations across conveyors, robotic cells, palletizers, and autonomous guided vehicles (AGVs). By enhancing detection performance and minimizing operational interruptions, the SLS 10m establishes a new level of safety and efficiency for the most demanding automated logistics environments.

Experience the innovation live

Visitors to Booth C13971 (Building ABC, Level 1) experienced live demonstrations showing how Datalogic technologies increase operational performance across logistics operations.

Source: www.datalogic.com

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