Logistics Viewpoints
MAY 20, 2024
Adjoining systems—like Voice Recognition, Vision-directed Workflow solutions, and Robotics solutions—can also provide significant warehouse optimization capabilities. Lucas Systems, a seasoned player in the industry, is a prime example. Kyle Franklin, a senior solution consultant at Lucas, gave a simple example.
Logistics Viewpoints
MARCH 22, 2023
I asked Manhattan about recent examples of customers utilizing the company’s WES functionality. The solution creates optimized batches of work for assignment to associates, develops optimal pick paths, and dynamically prioritizes warehouse tasks.
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Logistics Viewpoints
NOVEMBER 9, 2023
In most cases, a WMS follows basic logic and location sequence pick paths in allocating work. But it is not looking at batch and path optimization without robots. This flexibility and dynamic decision-making are the critical factors that set true orchestration and optimization apart.
Logistics Viewpoints
APRIL 29, 2021
These new technologies are helping operations and engineering teams move beyond continuous improvement to continuous warehouse optimization. The most high-profile example of this is the growing adoption of autonomous mobile robotics (so-called AMRs) and modular micro-fulfillment systems. Inventory and Labor Planning.
247 Customs Broker
NOVEMBER 23, 2018
For example, many Tier One WMS systems offer a voice picking add-on to make your pickers hands- and eyes-free, which means they’ll spend less time wielding a scanner or looking at a screen. For example, batching orders together intelligently means more than just putting together orders that fall within the same zones.
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