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Manufacturing & Industrial · Week of Oct 26, 2026

Supply chain software and forecasts lead the industrial week

Oracle and Cyngn pitched automation to enterprise buyers as MarketsandMarkets issued logistics software forecasts and eJoule partnered with ITRI on batteries.

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Supply chain and logistics software dominated the week. Oracle announced Fusion Claw-powered agentic applications for supply chain teams at Oracle AI World. MarketsandMarkets published two forecasts, one projecting the transportation management system market will reach USD 47.55 billion by 2032 and another projecting the warehouse management system market will reach USD 14.48 billion by the same year. Autonomous vehicle company Cyngn focused on enterprise readiness, reporting a SOC 2 Type II examination with zero exceptions.

Elsewhere, eJoule, Inc and Taiwan's ITRI announced a partnership on long-life NCM batteries for drones, electric vehicles and energy storage. Kastar said it will show MS polymer sealants at The Big 5 Global 2026 in Dubai. Two consumer releases rounded out the week: a new comforter from bedding brand Breescape® and an Atlanta showroom opening from rug retailer Ernesta.

  1. Oracle

    Oracle Introduces Claw-Powered Fusion Agentic Applications for Supply Chain

    Oracle announced new Fusion Claw-powered agentic applications for supply chain at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas on Oct. 26, 2026. The company says the applications continuously adapt and execute complex work to help supply chain teams reach business outcomes with greater speed and confidence.

  2. Cyngn

    Cyngn Completes Inaugural SOC 2 Type II Examination with Zero Exceptions, Launches Enterprise Trust Center

    Cyngn (NASDAQ: CYN) said it completed its inaugural SOC 2 Type II examination with zero exceptions and launched an Enterprise Trust Center. The company says the result follows its recent ISO 27001 certification and is meant to support enterprise-scale autonomous vehicle deployments.

  3. MarketsandMarkets

    Transportation Management System Market worth $47.55 billion by 2032 - Report by MarketsandMarkets™

    MarketsandMarkets estimates the transportation management system market will grow from USD 21.42 billion in 2026 to USD 47.55 billion by 2032. The firm puts the compound annual growth rate at 14.2% over the forecast period.

  4. MarketsandMarkets

    Warehouse Management System Market worth $14.48 billion by 2032 - Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™

    MarketsandMarkets projects the warehouse management system market will reach USD 5.27 billion in 2026 and USD 14.48 billion by 2032. The firm cites a CAGR of 18.4%, a faster rate than it forecast for transportation management systems in the same week.

  5. Kastar

    KASTAR Takes Its In-House MS Polymer Technology to The Big 5 Global 2026

    Sealant maker Kastar said it will exhibit its MS971 Multi-purpose and MS973 Fast Dry MS Polymer Sealants at The Big 5 Global 2026 in Dubai. The company also plans to discuss OEM/ODM services and product customization with international building materials buyers.

  6. Breescape®

    Breescape Introduces Adjustable All Season Comforter With Three Ways to Customize Warmth

    Bedding brand Breescape® launched an adjustable all-season comforter with two layers that can be used three ways. The company says the design lets users adjust warmth across four seasons.

  7. eJoule, Inc

    ITRI Partners with eJoule, Inc to Develop Long-Life NCM Batteries and Expand Applications in Drones, Electric Vehicles, and Energy Storage

    eJoule, Inc and ITRI announced a partnership to develop long-life NCM batteries for drones, electric vehicles and energy storage. The companies say demand for medium and high-nickel NCM batteries is growing in high-performance lithium-ion applications because of their high energy density.

  8. Ernesta

    Ernesta Opens Atlanta Showroom in Westside Provisions District

    Custom rug retailer Ernesta opened an Atlanta showroom in the Westside Provisions District, its first in Georgia. The company says the location expands its Southeast presence and offers in-person custom rug shopping for consumers and designers.

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