Lotwork Wraps Up a Dynamic Showing at ProMat 2025

March 27, 2025

Ottawa, March 21, 2025 — Lotwork has successfully concluded its exhibition at ProMat 2025, North America’s premier supply chain and logistics event. From March 17 to 20, Lotwork welcomed attendees to experience its latest wearable technologies and ultra-low-power consumption IoT innovations designed to boost efficiency and comfort in warehousing and debuted the innovative last-mile delivery solution from GHE: https://www.ghelmd.com/.

At this year’s event, Lotwork proudly returned as a Student Day Supporter, continuing its commitment to nurturing the next generation of supply chain leaders. Our team was thrilled to engage with students, professionals, and industry leaders alike, exchanging insights on how human-centred technology is transforming operations across the sector.

We thank everyone who visited our booth and look forward to building new partnerships that drive more innovative, sustainable supply chains.
At this year’s event, Lotwork proudly returned as a Student Day Supporter, continuing its commitment to nurturing the next generation of supply chain leaders. Our team was thrilled to engage with students, professionals, and industry leaders alike, exchanging insights on how human-centred technology is transforming operations across the sector.

We thank everyone who visited our booth and look forward to building new partnerships that drive more innovative, sustainable supply chains.
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