Abstract
<jats:p>The transformational changes that characterize the current stage of global economic development determine the growing role of innovative technologies in ensuring the stability and competitiveness of enterprises. One of the key areas of these changes is the introduction of the Industry 5.0 concept, which combines the digital tools of Industry 4.0 with a human-centered approach, sustainable development, and deep integration of the latest technologies into business processes. In this context, logistics is not only an operational function but also a strategic element capable of shaping the long-term competitive advantages of enterprises. In the context of globalization, growing market instability, increasingly complex supply chains, and the impact of external shocks (such as pandemics, military conflicts, and resource crises), an effective logistics system is becoming a determining factor in business resilience. Industry 5.0 offers new tools to address these challenges: the use of artificial intelligence, robotic systems, the Internet of Things, digital twins, and environmentally friendly technologies. Combining these with human experience, creativity, and analytical skills enables the creation of highly efficient logistics models that can quickly adapt to change. In addition, there is a growing need for personalized products and individualized approaches to customers, which also requires high flexibility and technological support for logistics operations. In such conditions, modern enterprises need a comprehensive analysis of the impact of Industry 5.0 on logistics activities.</jats:p>