Dan DeVries

Physical AI, specifically in the form of humanoid robots, is poised to transform warehouse operations by introducing drop-in automation that requires zero retrofitting to existing infrastructure. Unlike traditional fixed automation or wheeled bots, humanoids are designed to navigate environments built for people packing boxes, reaching high shelves, and operating tools. They are ideal for facilities with complex layouts or diverse SKU mixes. These robots are evolving from experimental prototypes into functional assets capable of handling repetitive, physically demanding tasks like mixed-case palletizing and inventory audits with human-level dexterity. This shift not only addresses chronic labor shortages and rising operational costs but also enables a 24/7 work cycle where robots can seamlessly bridge the gap between digital warehouse management systems and the physical movement of goods, ultimately driving significant gains in throughput and safety.

Congratulations to @Wayfair for opening their 2nd large-format store in Atlanta today! This opening is a major milestone because it marks Wayfair’s transition to a scalable omnichannel retail strategy, serving as the launchpad for a nationwide expansion that includes upcoming large-format stores in Denver in late 2026 and Yonkers in 2027. By establishing this massive 150,000-square-foot footprint in Atlanta, Wayfair is proving it can replicate its physical model across diverse markets, effectively bridging the gap between digital dominance and the high-touch brick-and-mortar experience. youtu.be/XkagAT-hrAU?si… via @YouTube

At @decomarche we are interested in using autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) in our warehouse to increase efficiency and safety by operating alongside human workers.

Local Spirits, Global Style At @decomarche we believe the best designs are fueled by a sense of place. We’re currently highlighting a few of our favorite local neighbors on our signature motorcycle bar: Boone County Bourbon @madebyghosts and @BrianzaWinery Wine. Both the distillery and winery are located just miles from our new corporate headquarters and warehouse in Walton, KY, and we love being able to showcase the incredible craftsmanship coming out of Northern Kentucky. We’re also featuring Silk & Spice Wine —a personal favorite for a post-work toast at Ripple Wine Bar in Covington. It’s the perfect way to celebrate a productive day and the vibrant community we call home.

Getting ready for High Point Market We're hard at work photographing our latest introductions to showcase. We're also busy pulling hundreds of other products from our warehouse to make sure you see our best! Come visit @decomarche at @HPMarketNews from April 22nd to the 29th!

A new home for @decomarche. We are building out our new corporate headquarters and warehouse in Walton, KY! This expansion is a major milestone for our team, providing the scale we need to better serve our partners and reach new heights in logistics and fulfillment. One of the best perks of being a home decor and accent furniture company? Even our temporary office setups are stunning. Every piece you see here—from the statement seating to the live-edge surfaces—is a Deco Marché product. We believe your workspace should be as inspiring as the work you do. Can’t wait to share more as the rest of the Walton facility comes to life!

One of the more unique items in the @decomarche product line is a Dog Waiter Sculpture, and we have a slightly damaged one in our warehouse. This particular waiter has a nightly mystery that is baffling our first-shift team! Every single morning, the team is greeted by the sculpture's head carefully placed on the gold platter it is holding. They carefully return the head to its proper place, and the waiter is back in full uniform. However, when they return the next morning, the head is back on the platter. There's a lot of speculation about which of our second-shift employees is responsible for this headless mystery. Those with access to the security cameras are not telling, only adding to the intrigue! The "Mystery of the Headless Waiter" is one of our warehouse traditions, and we are hoping that someone will finally reveal who is behind this daily event. Does your company have any interesting traditions?

@NFLonCBS What is the difference between the Vuori pronto and Sunday performance jogger?

Sam Darnold is still just 27 years old. He is The same age as Joe Burrow 1 year younger than Josh Allen 2 years younger than Baker Mayfield 4 years younger than Dak Prescott 6 years younger than Geno Smith

@Trashnaldo Funny

Californians on their way to Twitter every time they feel an #earthquake

@jimcramer Now we know why ChatGPT isn’t qualified to give legal advice.

Did ChatGPT come up with the words not "consistently candid?" Does ChatGPT have a lawyer?

@MaryDeVries19 You are right. It is so true. Two days ago, I made the mistake of asking mom whether everything on her iPad was backed up to the cloud.

Apple, Google Bring #Covid19 Contact-Tracing to 3 Billion People. Users will be alerted if they were close to an infected person. Will you use this? nr.apple.com/d2s6h070n0 #iPhone #iOS #Android #Coronavirus

Encouraging the commercial development of #space space.com/trump-moon-min… #moon #asteroid #mars

@DangercatAlyssa I honestly can say no.

If we respond to the #coronavirus with invasive #surveillance, will history repeat itself? fastcompany.com/90486342/track… @fastcompany @FoxCahn @STOPSpyingNY #covid19

.@MIT students working in consultation with local physicians designed a simple #ventilator device that can be built with about $100 worth of parts scitechdaily.com/mit-posts-free… @MIT @SciTechDaily1 #coronavirus #covid19

Mathematical epidemiology is playing a crucial role in the fight against large-scale infectious diseases such as #covid19. theconversation.com/how-to-model-a… via @ConversationUK @Kit_Yates_Maths #coronavirus #pandemic

#MachineLearing algorithms need to be able to predict to decide, but decision making requires much more blogs.wsj.com/cio/2020/03/27… via @WSJ #artificialintelligence @digHBS