The age of absolute digitalization and changes in consumption habits, the logistics sector has entered a race for productivity, which has resulted in a constant concern for responsiveness. Faced with ever more demanding and versatile customers, delivering quickly, qualitatively, quantitatively, and responsibly seems to be a constant challenge. The company must be able to offer more and more products, in the necessary quantity, and to track its operations inside and outside the warehouse Mechanization, automation and robotization of logistics processes are a fundamental trend where machine learning, artificial intelligence, vision systems represent important leverages of innovation. These new practices allow for significant efficiency gains while taking care to monitor resources, production rates and the overall productivity of logistics platforms. Adapting to remain competitive: that is the objective of every company! But with which tools? What is the place of the human being in these changes?