Co‑located with the eCommerce Expo, the 2026 edition runs on September 23‑24 at ExCeL London, offering exhibitors and visitors a combined platform to network across e‑commerce retail, fulfillment and last‑mile delivery, and to attend sessions on global growth and delivery strategies.

Day one saw a strong turnout as companies rolled out new hardware and software aimed at speeding up parcel flow. Wayzim, occupying Booth F20, demonstrated its AI‑driven Singulator System, which uses computer‑vision to improve parcel singulation accuracy at entry points, and unveiled a refreshed Fast Sorter that integrates barcode reading, weighing, volume measurement and precision sorting in a compact unit designed for postal and courier hubs.

Libiao Robotics, at Booth D44, highlighted its portable, modular automated unit sorting system and the AirRob robot introduced in 2023, underscoring the firm’s portfolio of more than 200 invention patents that support intelligent sorting, scanning, weighing and autonomous charging capabilities.

Modern Expo used Booth J20 to showcase flexible parcel‑locker configurations and its ParcelQ analytics platform, which provides operators with real‑time network performance data to optimise capacity and decision‑making as delivery networks expand.

Alfa 3 presented its AlfaBox 2026 platform across three configurations—Prime, Flex and Lite—plus the AlfaBox Drop autonomous drop‑off unit, all aimed at scaling 24/7 out‑of‑home (OOH) networks while reducing operational complexity.

RouteSmart introduced its “intelligent planning loop” at Booth L31, featuring a suite of tools that generate optimal routes, guide drivers with constraint‑aware navigation, deliver real‑time fleet visibility and feed field data back into its optimisation engine for continuous improvement.

Omnic’s Booth C32 displayed the new generation of Omni Post autonomous parcel lockers, managed through its Log OS fleet‑management software, alongside a live demonstration of an automated guided‑vehicle (AGV) sorting line, illustrating the direction of parcel‑handling automation.