Powerfleet and TELUS Launch AI-Driven Warehouse Solutions

Mar 10, 2025
Powerfleet has launched its Unity AI-driven in-warehouse solutions in partnership with TELUS, aiming to enhance safety and efficiency in North American warehouses.
Powerfleet and TELUS Launch AI-Driven Warehouse Solutions

Powerfleet has launched its Unity AI-driven in-warehouse solutions in partnership with TELUS, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to enhance safety, workforce retention, and operational efficiency in warehouses across Canada and the United States.

The partnership leverages TELUS's extensive network and expertise in digital transformation to expand the reach of Powerfleet's AI-driven solutions. These solutions are designed to address key safety and compliance challenges while optimizing asset utilization in warehouse operations.

Steve Towe, CEO of Powerfleet, highlighted the growth potential of this partnership, emphasizing the combination of TELUS's market presence with Powerfleet's AIoT technology. Jodi Baxter, Vice-President of Wireless, IoT, and Industry Applications at TELUS, noted the role of AI, IoT, and 5G as catalysts for transformative change in business operations, with TELUS leading this evolution alongside Powerfleet.

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