KEY BENEFITS
Utilizing available space more efficiently and reducing system footprint
Minimal downtime, ensuring goods are available when needed, preventing bottlenecks
AI-optimized algorithms processing orders, resulting in higher throughput
Lead time of proposed solution approx. 4 months, allowing quick deployment
Easily configured for single or multiple purposes, catering to various processes and goods types
Naturally modular, easily expanded and re-located as needs and requirements change
REDUCED PAINS. INCREASED WINS.
THE ULTIMATE PROBLEM SOLVER
Sorting
Organizing goods based on business case criteria, such as end-destination, size, further value-added service. Sorting aids streamlining downstream processes like order packing and shipping.
The OmniSystem caters to a flexible number of sorting needs with inputs and outputs of goods depending on installation size.
Buffering
Temporarily holding goods in a designated are to manage timing mismatches between supply and demand or different process speeds.
Buffering helps handling fluctuations and preventing bottlenecks.
Consolidation
Combining goods from multiple sources into a single shipment ordelivery.
Consolidation is common in eCommerce, where multiple items are shipped to the same end-customer or location.
Sequencing
Arranging goods in a specific order according to business needs and criteria, such as picking sequences, delivery location order, planograms andfloor plans, palletization, and de-palletization.
Sequencing in pivotal in efficiently processing loading or assemblywhere order matters.
Routing
Determining the optimal path or process flow of goods and systematically transporting the goods according to business needs such as picking, packing, labelling, and different sets of quality control.
Routing ensures efficient movement and minimizes handling time and costs.
PRODUCTS
Through integrated outbound sorting, the OmniSorter enables operators to pack continuously and distraction-free with a steady stream of “parcels to packer.”
The customer is also provided with maximum utilization of their AutoStore operators as parcel packing activities are transferred to the packing table, dramatically reducing “wait for user” time.
The outbound goods sorting minimizes double-handling, human errors, and allows one operator to manage the entire process efficiently with minimal walking distance.
This is achieved by buffering incoming parcels and grouping them by destination. The parcels are then released in waves.
Paired with an intuitive put-to-light solution, this is a unique solution for human-machine interaction in logistics.
HARDWARE
SOFTWARE