London, November 9, 2023 — Movu Robotics, one of the industry-leading warehouse automation and robotics suppliers, proudly announces it was exclusively granted “The Best Use of Robotics” award at the "Supply Chain Excellence Awards 2023". The Awards, recognized as the gold standard for best practices in supply chain management, is bestowed upon organizations that exemplify excellence and innovation in the field. This year, with nearly 300 entries from over 150 unique companies, it had more entrants than ever before. This accolade, presented at the prestigious award ceremony held on November 9th in London, marks Movu's outstanding contributions to supply chain innovation and excellence. Movu's achievement underscores its commitment to pushing the boundaries of warehouse automation and robotics. A distinguished jury of internationally renowned experts from the logistics industry awarded Movu for its groundbreaking project for the customer Dematra, a pioneering logistics services company. This visionary project, a shining example of the pinnacle of automated technology in warehousing, showcases a commitment to redefining the future of warehousing and distribution. At the heart of the project stands the awe-inspiring 46-meter-tall stow Silo, a revolutionary fully automated high-bay warehouse. This technological marvel has the capacity to effortlessly house nearly 80,000 pallets and can handle an impressive 12,000 pallet movements within a 24-hour timeframe — an international premiere in warehouse automation. Key to the success of the project are the Movu atlas shuttles, self-powered 2D-pallet carriers ingeniously designed for optimal movement and organization of pallets. These shuttles work seamlessly with the specially designed stow shuttle-rack system and the local controlling system (STC). Jos De Vuyst, CEO of stow Group, expressed his pride in this achievement, stating, "We are truly honored to receive the Supply Chain Excellence Awards 2023. Our collaboration with Dematra and the joint efforts of the stow and Movu teams have resulted in a highly successful project that not only demonstrates the future of warehousing but elevates it to unprecedented heights. The Dematra project exemplifies Movu's vision to upgrade warehouses globally with easier automation, pushing the boundaries of what is achievable in the world of warehousing”. Movu remains at the forefront of innovation, committed to transforming the warehouse landscape with accessible and easier automation through which it sets new standards in automation and robotics. About Movu Robotics Movu Robotics, part of stow Group, is a global leader in the design, manufacturing and implementation of automated warehouse systems. Founded on a passion for innovation and a commitment to revolutionizing the logistics market, Movu emerges as a trusted partner for industries worldwide, allowing end customers and integrators globally to benefit from a seamless and user-friendly plug and play warehouse automation ecosystem, which streamlines operations, increases efficiency, and creates a competitive edge in an ever-evolving marketplace. Learn more at www.movu-robotics.com. About stow Group stow Group is headquartered in Belgium and employs more than 2,000 people worldwide. In 2022, the Group generated sales of almost €1 billion. It has an extensive pan-European manufacturing presence with ten production sites and a global distribution network. Stow Group now has two independent brands under its roof: stow Racking and Movu Robotics. While both of these brands retain their independence, they strongly impact each other in terms of expertise, know how, technology, and global resources. Learn more at www.movu-robotics.com. Contact Thomas Meyer-Jander Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) stow Group and Movu Robotics +32 56 48 11 11 thomas.meyer-jander@stow-group.com

Mezzanine Safeti-Gates Extends Safety Gate Line Beyond Elevated Platforms, Exhibits at MODEX in Booth B14615ESSEX, MA — February 25, 2026 — Mezzanine Safeti-Gates, Inc., the inventor of mezzanine safety gates that provide fall protection on elevated pallet drop areas, production platforms, pick modules and pallet flow lanes in distribution centers, warehouses and manufacturing and material handling facilities, announced that it now offers the WorkZone safety gate. A new design, the WorkZone safety gate separates employees from lift trucks and AGVs moving around the ground level in busy material handling and warehousing facilities.In most material handling facilities, machinery like conveyors can obstruct employee sight lines on the ground level. Often employees are unloading material from conveyors and stacking it on pallets in close proximity to lift trucks and AGVs that pick up the completed pallet and move it to a storage or delivery area. The new WorkZone safety gate prevents people from walking into the vehicle path and getting injured by using dual, counterbalanced and interconnected gates to ensure one gate is always in place.“With the rise of unmanned vehicles in material handling facilities, employees face risks at the ground level,” said Aaron Conway, president, Mezzanine Safeti-Gates, Inc. “While our safety gates were originally designed for fall protection, we have seen more need for our safety systems on the ground level to separate stationary work zones from traffic flow. And the dual-gate systems work really well on the ground level, always ensuring a barrier is in place to protect employees. Our safety gates prevent employees from vehicle strikes on the ground level, and falls on elevated levels.”The WorkZone safety gate can be configured in Roly, Open Top, Pivot or Tri-Side designs, and come in standard single-wide and double-wide sizes. All WorkZone safety gates can be manufactured in stainless steel or powder-coated steel and finished in any color. Custom engineering can be obtained for uncommon pallet drop area sizes and or unique applications.Used in thousands of locations throughout the world, safety gate systems offered by Mezzanine Safeti-Gates can be equipped with additional forklift truck ‘operator-assist’ technologies including power, remote operation and radio frequency sensors, product containment netting or steel mesh panels and pallet position indicators. To learn more about the full line of industrial safety gates, visit the company in Booth #B14615 at the MODEX show in Atlanta, Georgia from April 13-16, 2026 or visit www.mezzgate.com.About Mezzanine Safeti-Gates, Inc.Headquartered in Essex, Mass, Mezzanine Safeti-Gates has been in business for 43 years and designed the Roly® mezzanine safety gate, the first dual-gate safety system for fall protection, which has been installed in thousands of facilities across the world. The company offers a full line of mezzanine safety gate models and custom engineered solutions for elevated work zones pallet drop areas, production platforms, pick modules, pallet flow lanes, loading docks and dock-lifts. All gates in the company’s product line can be customized to meet specific facility requirements and meet OSHA, ANSI, IBC and CCOHS fall protection standards. A member of MHI, ProGMA and MHEDA, the company can be reached via telephone at 978.768.3000, email at sales@MezzGate.com or on the web at www.MezzGate.com.ContactJen Conwayjen@mezzgate.com978-884-5210

Honeywell’s SwiftDecoder™ software scans barcodes within warehouses to increase accuracy, improve stock visibility and help maximize labor resourcesCHARLOTTE, N.C., Mar. 13, 2025 - Honeywell (Nasdaq: HON) today announced its SwiftDecoder barcode-decoding software will be integrated into Corvus Robotics’ self-flying inventory drones. This pioneering solution will be used within warehouses and distribution centers (DCs) to make the process of tracking rapidly changing inventory quicker and more accurate for retailers, distributors and manufacturers at the case- and pallet-level.Honeywell’s creation of supply chain solutions that can automate processes for greater accuracy and more efficient use of scarce labor resources supports its alignment of its portfolio with several compelling megatrends including automation.“We selected Honeywell’s SwiftDecoder software for our cutting-edge drones due to the company’s long-standing expertise in the warehousing sector and the software’s ability to efficiently and reliably acquire data, even in complex and fast-moving DC environments,” said Jackie Wu, CEO at Corvus Robotics. “With Honeywell’s software and our in-house proprietary case counting AI technology, we can quickly decode many cases in one location, all at once. Together, Corvus Robotics and Honeywell are empowering warehouses and distribution centers to better manage inventory, reduce operational expenses and streamline the overall flow of goods throughout the supply chain.”The Corvus One™ Autonomous Inventory Management System, equipped with SwiftDecoder software, is able to fly through DCs to conduct inventory audits. It can accomplish this task more quickly than a human could in vast warehouse spaces that often have very high shelves, hard-to-reach racks or products and low-light conditions that can make traditional scanning a challenge. By using computer vision to navigate, scan, map and count inventory in real time, the drones are able to operate without GPS, human operators, Wi-Fi or wireless beacons. This system not only helps ensure warehouses have an accurate picture of inventory, but it also enables companies to deploy limited labor resources in other ways that add greater value to the business.“As the labor shortage continues to plague the supply chain, we know that companies are looking for solutions to supplement their human workforce,” said David Barker, president of Honeywell Productivity Solutions and Services. “By automating inventory counting and providing real-time data, the Honeywell-Corvus Robotics solution will help retailers keep up with growing demand and complexity, reduce inventory discrepancies and errors and improve overall supply chain performance.”Honeywell’s SwiftDecoder software can batch scan to capture many barcodes at the same time, making it optimal for integrating with autonomous drones for rapid inventory counting. This capability, coupled with Corvus One’s proprietary onboard sensors and cameras, equips the Corvus One Autonomous Inventory Management System with the ability to count the number of individual cartons in a single location. The real-time data that is captured and processed with the combined Honeywell-Corvus Robotics solution allows for immediate insights into stock levels and case counts, which helps businesses make informed decisions quickly, respond proactively to any supply chain disruptions and maintain operational continuity.For more information on Honeywell’s automation solutions across the supply chain, visit: automation.honeywell.com.About HoneywellHoneywell is an integrated operating company serving a broad range of industries and geographies around the world. Our business is aligned with three powerful megatrends – automation, the future of aviation and energy transition – underpinned by our Honeywell Accelerator operating system and Honeywell Forge IoT platform. As a trusted partner, we help organizations solve the world's toughest, most complex challenges, providing actionable solutions and innovations through our Aerospace Technologies, Industrial Automation, Building Automation and Energy and Sustainability Solutions business segments that help make the world smarter and safer as well as more secure and sustainable. For more news and information on Honeywell, please visit www.honeywell.com/newsroom.About Corvus RoboticsCorvus Robotics provides the first and only autonomous inventory management system with warehouse drones running on an AI world model. Purpose-built in America, its Corvus One product deploys fully autonomous, infrastructure-free drones that fly without human operators, equipping warehouses and production plants with efficient, accurate inventory management. Its data-driven, Robot as a Service model allows companies, such as MSI Surfaces and Staci Americas to quickly respond to changes in demand, reduce labor costs, save hundreds of thousands of dollars annually, and enhance the customer experience.ContactCarly IngersollCarling.Ingersoll@Honeywell.comAndrew BurerAndrew@Corvus-Robotics.com