Datalogic is set to revolutionize logistics operations with its latest products and technologies unveiled at MODEX 2026. These advancements are expected to improve the efficiency of courier services, transportation firms, third-party logistics (3PL) providers, distribution centers, and manufacturing environments.
As the demand for faster supply chains continues to grow, the industry requires solutions that seamlessly combine identification, mobility, automation, and safety into a comprehensive operational ecosystem. Datalogic is at the forefront of this transformation, presenting a suite of innovations aimed at enhancing throughput, visibility, and reliability in both manual and automated workflows.
Quicker Workflow Execution
At the global stage of MODEX 2026, Datalogic launches its next-generation mobile computers tailored for warehouse operations in retail, manufacturing, and transport and logistics sectors.
The Falcon™ X60/X65 and Skorpio™ X40/X45 represent the latest in high-performance, rugged technology. The Falcon models, revered as iconic, are redesigned to meet the demands of scan-intensive environments. Known for durability and advanced wireless features, these devices enable faster workflow execution, boost accuracy, and enhance productivity without interruption.
High-Frequency Scanning
The Skorpio X40/X45 model introduces new efficiency standards for warehouse tasks
The Skorpio X40/X45 model introduces new efficiency standards for warehouse tasks. Its compact and ergonomic design is optimized for high-frequency scanning, facilitating faster and more comfortable execution of picking, verification, and replenishment activities. Engineered for prolonged use, these devices minimize fatigue while maintaining consistent performance throughout shifts.
Automated Logistics Environments
Alongside mobile solutions, Datalogic debuts the Matrix™ 830/930 image readers, setting a new benchmark in large-area conveyor scanning. These readers enhance parcel processing capability by merging cutting-edge imaging technology with easy deployment, even at maximum conveyor speeds. The Matrix series ensures reliable identification and image capture, optimizing operational continuity and system integration in distribution and sorting centers.
In partnership with Datasensing, Datalogic reveals the SLS 10m safety laser scanner, notable for its ten-meter detection range. It breaks new ground in automated pallet handling and intralogistics by elevating operator safety and enhancing automated operations in conveyors, robotic cells, and AGVs. This scanner reduces disruptions and boosts safety and efficiency in high-demand logistics automation.
Experiencing Live Demonstrations
Datalogic experts will guide visitors through these advancements
Visitors to Datalogic's Booth C13971 can witness firsthand how these innovations elevate logistics operations. Live demos will feature manual and semi-automated workflows utilizing the latest mobile devices, including Falcon, Skorpio, Memor™ devices, and PowerScan™ and Gryphon™ handheld scanners.
Datalogic's booth highlights a working conveyor with Matrix 830/930 scanners and high-speed parcel identification vision systems, prominently featuring the AV7000 camera.
Attendees can also observe demonstrations of the DS4 Area Sensor, which refines object and pallet height detection for improved sorting accuracy on conveyors. LiDAR technologies and the SLS 10m offer a glimpse into advanced automated safety and detection capabilities. Datalogic experts will guide visitors through these advancements, showcasing their role in enabling more efficient, smarter, and safer supply chain processes.
At MODEX 2026, Datalogic presents a new generation of products and technologies designed to transform logistics operations, providing a vital boost to courier services, transportation companies, third-party logistics (3PL) providers, distribution centres, and manufacturing environments.
As supply chains accelerate and volumes continue to rise, logistics and warehouse operators require solutions that integrate identification, mobility, automation, and safety into a single operational ecosystem. At MODEX, Datalogic presents a complete portfolio of technology innovations designed to improve throughput, enhance visibility, and ensure reliable performance across both manual and automated logistics workflows.
Quicker workflow execution
MODEX 2026 hosts the official global launch of Datalogic’s next-generation mobile computers for warehouse operators across the retail, manufacturing, and transport & logistics sectors: the high-performance, ultra-rugged Falcon™ X60/X65 and Skorpio™ X40/X45.
The flagship Falcon X60/X65 signals the return of one of Datalogic’s most iconic platforms, redesigned for today’s scan-intensive warehouse environments. Developed for demanding conditions and continuous operation, Falcon combines long-range data capture performance, advanced wireless capabilities, and exceptional durability. The result is quicker workflow execution, improved accuracy, and uninterrupted productivity.
High-frequency scanning
The Skorpio X40/X45 introduces a new level of agility to warehouse operations. Compact, ergonomic, and optimized for high-frequency scanning, the device enables workers to perform picking, verification, and replenishment tasks with greater speed and comfort. Designed for all-day use, Skorpio reduces operator fatigue while ensuring consistent performance across every shift.
In addition, Datalogic highlights its newest technologies for high-speed parcel handling and conveyor-based logistics, including the premiere of the groundbreaking Matrix™ 830/930 image readers — a truly one-of-a-kind solution that sets a new standard in the industry.
Engineered to maximize throughput, Matrix 830/930 represents a landmark innovation in large-area conveyor scanning. By seamlessly blending advanced imaging technology with streamlined deployment, the readers deliver reliable identification and high-quality image capture, even at the highest conveyor speeds. Users of Matrix 830/930 can expand parcel processing capacity, increase operational continuity, and ease system integration across modern distribution centers and sorting hubs.
Automated logistics environments
Via Datasensing, Datalogic also unveils the new SLS 10m — the only safety laser scanner in the world capable of reaching a detection range of up to ten meters, setting an unprecedented benchmark for automated pallet handling and intralogistics.
This extraordinary detection coverage redefines operator safety and enables reliable automated operations across conveyors, robotic cells, palletizers, and autonomous guided vehicles (AGVs). By enhancing detection performance and minimizing operational interruptions, the SLS 10m establishes a new level of safety and efficiency for the most demanding automated logistics environments.
Experiencing live demonstrations
Visitors to Booth C13971 (Building ABC, Level 1) will experience live demonstrations on how Datalogic technologies increase operational performance across logistics operations.
For instance, attendees can discover manual and semi-automated warehouse workflows for applications like receiving, picking, and packing, powered by Datalogic’s mobile ecosystem. Devices will include the new Falcon and Skorpio mobile computers, Memor™ devices, the wearable CodiScan™, and PowerScan™ and Gryphon™ handheld scanners.
Identification vision systems
Another highlight will be a working conveyor featuring Matrix scanners (including the new Matrix 830/930), high-speed parcel identification vision systems (among them the Datalogic AV7000 camera), and industrial safety devices designed for high-throughput operations.
The Datalogic booth also features a dedicated demonstration of the DS4 Area Sensor, showcasing its capabilities in detecting and measuring object and pallet height on conveyor systems to improve sorting accuracy and positioning. Alongside, LiDAR technologies and the new SLS 10m take centre stage, offering a first-hand look at the future of automated safety and detection. Datalogic experts will guide visitors through these scenarios, showing how the technologies enable faster, smarter, and safer supply chain operations.
