Technology in last-mile delivery is moving faster than most operators can absorb. Humanoid robots are stepping out of demo videos and into warehouses. AI agents are starting to buy on behalf of consumers and manage deliveries on behalf of carriers. Computer vision is quietly rewriting sortation and quality control, while cybersecurity has become the price of admission for all of it.In this 30-minute session, Andre V (Parcel Locker Central) and Christian Oestergaard (PostNord) take stock of where last-mile technology actually stands in 2026: what is deployed, what is overhyped, and what deserves your attention next. A neutral, vendor-free briefing across five fronts: humanoid robotics, agentic buying and delivery, AI in logistics, computer vision, and cybersecurity. You leave with a current map of the technology landscape and a clear sense of whether the industry is keeping pace, or falling behind its own tools.