Spurred on by ‘Series B’ funding, Dexory has unveiled enhancements for warehouse management with its ‘DexoryView’ within the DexoryView Integrity module

The logistics industry is evolving at an unprecedented pace, with growing customer demands and the need for exceptional accuracy becoming critical to success. To empower businesses to navigate these challenges, Dexory, a leader in robotics and data intelligence for warehousing, is therefore reshaping its flagship product, DexoryView. DexoryView will now consist of modules that allow more comprehensive data and enhanced ways of tracking warehouse health and hygiene. The first module will be known as DexoryView Integrity, which will continue to set a new benchmark for warehouse management and operational efficiency.

The logistics industry is facing a number of challenges relating to inventory visibility and inaccuracy. Stock integrity represents the foundation of a well-functioning warehouse, ensuring that inventory is in the right place, in the right quantities and in the right quality and storage conditions. Ensuring availability through an accurate and up-to-date system of record addresses critical issues that impact efficiency and profitability. It is estimated that warehouse operators lose up to 30% of their productivity and experience 15% increases in costs caused by sub-optimal slotting. Therefore, detecting misplacements to verifying quantities and conditions is of paramount importance as operators are looking to maximise their efficiencies and profitability.

The Integrity module brings together existing and new functionality that has already allowed customers such as Maerskto reduce their Warehouse Management System (WMS) errors by 15% and save 6 hours per day by quickly locating stock. It has allowed companies like Yusen Logistics to save 98 hours per month by moving to daily wall-to-wall counts.

Elevating warehouses with cutting edge technology

The DexoryView module is redefining the user experience of DexoryView, ensuring it provides even deeper analysis on the health of the warehouse through groundbreaking use of LiDAR, AI-powered image analysis and advanced object identification. These features deliver an unprecedented level of accuracy and insight into their stock, covering all key storage methods, including, pickface, block and bulk storage.

Key new features included within the DexoryView Integrity module include:
• DexoryView Integrity includes basic inventory checks – Through the use of fully autonomous robots, DexoryView Integrity will help businesses automate their inventory checks and establish a single source of truth for warehouse efficiency.
• Bulk and block stack volume assessment – Provides accurate item counts of non-palletised units in block stack floor locations helping operators promptly address discrepancies and maintain inventory accuracy.
• Pick volume assessment– Provides count estimates for inventory stored in pick locations, helping operators track remaining cases and detect discrepancies, enabling exception-based pick area management with reduced risk and clear visibility on replenishment needs.
• Pallet analysis – Identifies and tracks rental pallets, reducing costs associated with lost or misplaced assets.
• Empty location checks – Allows businesses to determine which locations currently have no inventory, removing the need for manual checks.

These capabilities not only safeguard inventory health but also enhance workflow precision, empowering businesses to eliminate costly inefficiencies and errors. For organizations like vente-unique.com, the DexoryView Integrity has allowed the organisation to move from 92% to 98% accuracy in the matter of days. With businesses like GWC, DexoryView has allowed for an impressive 99% accuracy in tracking and identifying inventory, which has allowed the business to streamline its processes and achieve significant cost savings.

“By driving innovation, we enable warehouses to operate with greater precision and efficiency,” says Andrei Danescu, CEO and Co-founder at Dexory. “This next level of functionality empowers businesses to make smarter, data-driven decisions while reducing disruptions and enhancing operational performance. With the new capability from DexoryView, we are committed to addressing the most pressing challenges our customers encounter. There will be more announcements in the near future about other additional functionality.”

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Starting March 1, 2025, flying by private jet from France will become more expensive due to a new tax introduced by the French government. This measure, part of the 2025 budget, provides for an additional tax for each passenger who leaves a French airport aboard a private flight. Fees vary depending on the destination and the type of aircraft used, with costs of up to 2,100 euros per passenger.
What is the new tax on private jets?

The tax applies only to private flights and not to scheduled flights of commercial airlines taking into consideration:

1. The destination of the flight
2. The type of aircraft used (turboprop or jet)

How much will the private jet tax imposed by France cost?

The rates of the new tax vary according to the distance of the flight and the type of aircraft used. Here is an overview of the main fee brackets:

In addition, for domestic flights within France, a 10 percent VAT will be charged on the fee, further increasing costs for passengers.

Who will be most affected by this tax on Private Jets in France.

The tax affects all private flights departing from French airports, including the following categories:

• Charter flights on private jets and turboprops
• Business aviation flights
• Empty leg flights (empty positioning flights)

Currently, there are no exemptions for business aviation or private flights, which means that any passenger using a private jet to leave France will be subject to this tax.

Why did France introduce this new tax?

The decision to tax private flights is part of the French government’s new fiscal policies for 2025, aiming to:

• Increase public revenue by taxing private aviation.
• Offsetting the environmental impact of private flights, which are often criticized for their high level of CO2 emissions compared to commercial flights.
• Regulate the private aviation sector, which is considered a luxury accessible only to a few.

This measure is part of a broader framework of initiatives to reduce carbon emissions in the aviation sector, in line with the European Union’s sustainability goals.

Impact on passengers and private jet companies.

As of March 1, 2025, therefore, flying by private jet from France will become more expensive due to the new tax on private flights. This measure, part of the French government’s fiscal policies, aims to increase government revenue and regulate the use of private aviation

The introduction of the new Private Jet tax will have a significant impact on prices, both for passengers and for charter companies. There could be a potential reduction in demand, especially for French domestic flights and short-haul flights in France. In fact, for passengers, the increased costs could make it less convenient to use private flights, especially for shorter routes. Some customers also may choose to travel to airports in neighboring countries to avoid the French tax.

For those using private jets for business or pleasure, it will be critical to consider these new costs when booking. As for our rental platform PrivateJetFinder, the new tax will be integrated into the prices of flights departing from France, always ensuring maximum transparency for its customers.

What is LogiTRACK?

How LogiTRACK Delivers Real Business Impact

1. Deliver Full Shipment Visibility—Without the Extra Effort

2. Automate Cargo Bookings for Faster Approvals

3. One-Click Document Approvals—No More Email Chains

4. Eliminate Repetitive Document Requests

5. Centralized Invoice Management = Faster Payments

6. Instant Search & Live Alerts Keep Everyone Updated

7. Secure, Multi-User Access with White-Label Branding

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What LogiTRACK Enables for Forwarders

Proof of load securing, strapping and wrapping will be on show at LogiMAT 2025. With its new Digital Load Pass, Mosca lives up to its reputation as a pioneer in digital sustainability solutions. The company also provides insights into the range of its product portfolio in Hall 6, booth 6D21. It ranges from the new hand-held strapping tool to fully automatic strapping machines and the Saturn S6 stretch wrapper.

The Digital Load Pass from Mosca celebrates its premiere at LogiMAT. It encompasses all safety and sustainability-related information for transport security of fully secured loading units in a QR code. Product data including dimensions and packaging solutions such as strapping or wrapping are stored in the cloud and made available on the loading unit via the QR code. “The Digital Load Pass is already being implemented in industries like the textile or battery industry. We expect that sooner or later it will also apply to the packaging industry and we are already getting our customers ready,” emphasises Alex Jesser, Product Manager Marketing at Mosca.

In addition to information about the straps used, the Digital Load Pass also shows the energy consumed during packaging and the resulting CO2 footprint. Products that have been tested for load securing at the Mosca TechCenter are issued with a report that is part of the pass and serves as proof of transport security. Additional information can be added as needed, as Alex Jesser explains: “The Digital Load Pass shown at LogiMAT is a prototype. At the trade fair, we want to find out what other data is particularly relevant for the industry and thus tailor the product even better to the needs of our customers.”

A cross-section of the broad portfolio

With the machines and strap solutions on display at the LogiMAT booth, Mosca offers visitors a cross-section of its entire product portfolio. The portfolio stretches from cost-efficient, semi-automatic solutions to high-performance strapping machines for individual packages or pallets, and ring wrappers from Mosca’s subsidiary Movitec. “As a system provider, we take a holistic approach that covers all needs at the end of the packaging line, complemented by digital solutions, first-class service and comprehensive advice,” says Jesser. “Our booth at LogiMAT reflects this approach and ensures that there is something of interest for all visitors.”

Beginners in strapping technology and companies with low end-of-line packaging requirements will find what they are looking for in the RO-M Fusion and the new hand-held strapping tool (HUG). A semi-automatic handheld device, the HUG offers high flexibility and very easy handling for small packaging quantities and increased strap tensions of up to 2,700 N. The automatic RO-M Fusion with closed strap guide frame ensures greater ease of use for strap tensions up to 450 N.

Solutions for high demand

The SoniXs TR-Connect and the KZV-111 are both fully automatic and equipped with Mosca’s SoniXs ultrasonic sealing unit. The TR-Connect with built-in digital package is a prime example of digital applications. Thanks to the integrated WebHMI, it can be operated by an optional tablet on the machine and via mobile devices to allow access to important parameters such as power or strapping settings. The machine meets the needs of tightly timed production lines with up to 45 strapped packages per minute. The TR-Connect works with both plastic and paper straps. The machine is being exhibited at LogiMAT with a double unwinder equipped with a roll of PP and a roll of paper strap. With recyled content of 30 per cent, Mosca’s PP strap also contributes to greater sustainability.

The KZV-111, which will be shown in action at LogiMAT, is suitable for pallets. At the trade fair, it will strap palletised load carriers in just 12 seconds. Various models are available with a strap guide or closed strap frame to meet different needs. At the trade fair, the machine is equipped with Mosca’s fully recyclable PET strap that is made from 100 per cent recycled bottle flakes. The strap is characterised by high strength, elasticity and durability and can withstand loads of up to 580 kilograms, depending on its width.

Advice on the right solution for your needs

The Saturn S6 from Movitec can be seen in action as well and gives insights into the stretch-wrapping portfolio of Mosca. The ring stretch wrapping machine can wrap up to 120 pallets per hour with stretch-wrapping film, which protects the products from the weather and dirt. The film can be pre-stretched by up to 300 percent to minimise material consumption.

“It is important to us to not only to show visitors the different choices we offer for end-of-line packaging, but also to provide them with comprehensive advice,” emphasises Alex Jesser. For example, demand for paper tape has increased significantly but it does not provide the necessary stability for all applications. “In a joint discussion with our experts at the exhibition booth, we will find the right solution for everyone.”

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LogiMAT 2025 will take place at the Messe Stuttgart convention center from March 11–13, 2025. In Hall 3 at booth 3B67, Movu Robotics, member of the stow Group, will demonstrate its leadership in accessible and advanced warehouse automation. The showcase will highlight how Compact Scalability – an intelligent and adaptable concept for automated logistics systems – is redefining flexibility and efficiency in modern warehousing.

Movu Compact Scalabilty is a groundbreaking approach that seamlessly combines innovative robotics, intelligent software and state-of-the-art hardware to redefine how businesses meet their fulfillment demands. Movu’s scalable solutions maximize storage capacity within the same footprint while adapting effortlessly to the customer’s needs – vertically, horizontally, and with seamless integration. This scalability offers a key advantage, enabling businesses to expand their storage and throughput capabilities without requiring major overhauls to their existing infrastructure. Movu Compact Scalability empowers businesses to grow smarter, faster, and more efficiently.

Presented in Stuttgart, the Movu atlas ASRS is designed with modularity for flexible expansion. It can be added or removed on demand fluctuations, peak seasons, or business growth. The pallet shuttle system allows for incremental investments rather than a large upfront overhaul, making it cost-effective and highly efficient. As demand grows, the system can scale horizontally by additional aisles and lanes that can be seamlessly added.

Able to operate in temperatures between -25°C and 40°C, Movu atlas provides a solution for both ambient and cold store warehouses. It brings unmatched experience and expertise as the industry’s leading 2D shuttle provider. In the recent years, Movu successfully installed a huge number of shuttles in over 100 projects from all industries in Europe and North America. By adding an integrated Lift, the Movu atlas system transitions into a dynamic 3D storage environment and scales vertically ensuring compact scalability. As a result, throughput is boosted and valuable floor space is saved with high-speed lifts up to 2.5 m/s achieving faster replenishment cycle times and order fulfilment.

At LogiMAT 2025, Movu showcases, how the Movu atlas system with integrated Lift can be further expanded by the integration of a Picking Tunnel. The highly efficient and space-optimized pathway will be integrated into the ground level of a Movu atlas ASRS to facilitate streamlined order picking. Designed specifically for high-density pallet storage and retrieval, the tunnel enables seamless interaction between automated shuttles, vertical lifts and manual or robotic picking processes with autonomous mobile robots, such as Movu ifollow. The intelligent and versatile AMR operates autonomously, navigating without the need for any external infrastructure. Advanced sensors and mapping technologies allow the robot to adapt seamlessly to its environment. Equipped with cutting-edge obstacle detection and navigation systems and available in several models, supporting loads from 300 kg to 1.2 tons, ifollow can be tailored to meet specific operational requirement and operating in temperatures from -25°C to +40°C.

At the show, Movu also presents Movu escala, an all-in-one, rack-and-robot storage and retrieval system to handle totes. It maximises warehouse resilience by leveraging modular applications for unparalleled adaptability. Automatically moving up, down and within storage locations, each shuttle reaches up to five units deep. No need for space-consuming conveyors, lifts or aisles; this high-speed, high-density system is one of the world’s most flexible 3D ASRS for bins. Integrating seamlessly with Movu escala for future proof automated order preparation at the picking workstation, a new version of Movu eligo picking robot is a state-of-the-art robotic solution designed for high-speed and highly efficient item picking operations. It can pick up to 1200 items per hour, reduce the number of manual ‘touches’ required for order fulfilment or replenishment and can reach a pick success rate greater than 99%. Equipped with advanced vision systems, AI-based algorithms and versatile handling tools, eligo is tailored for modern warehouses that demand precision, speed and adaptability in dynamic environments.

In Stuttgart, Movu will also feature Movu Overfill Detection, an intelligent, camera-based vision system designed to ensure the seamless operation of automated storage systems for bins like Movu escala. This innovative solution identifies items and bins that exceed storage boundaries, preventing overfilled bins from entering the system and ensuring safe, uninterrupted operations.

Live-demonstration of future-ready warehouses

Stefan Pieters, CTO at Movu Robotics, commented: “At LogiMAT 2025, we will showcase our vision of Compact Scalability in warehouse operations. We are excited to demonstrate how accessible automation and integrated solutions deliver significant scalability advantages, enabling businesses to respond swiftly to market demands and optimize costs through incremental system growth. With stow supplying dedicated racking for Movu’s atlas and escala, our booth will unite Peak Performance Racking with intelligent automation. Visitors will experience firsthand how customers benefit from a seamless, single point of communication provided by a ‘one-stop shop’ approach, designed to achieve high-performance warehousing.”

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