Smart warehouse (part 1): modern automation technologies in warehouse services (WMS, RDS, AI and more) – where and how to use it correctly
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Automation as a means of saving from personnel shortages and rising costs of line personnel
Can everything be automated?
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The degree of automation depends on the amount of investment. Project payback. How to correctly calculate the cost of owning a WMS.
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If there are resource limitations: finances, computing power, communication channels, equipment?
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Every time we make a decision on automation, we face an optimization problem;
AI as a panacea? Is the use of artificial intelligence in warehouse automation a myth or a reality?
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At the current level of AI development, forecasting problems are solved well, allowing for an accuracy of 80-90%. Examples of implementations;
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What about inventory, for example? Let's discuss;
Is there a universal WMS? Does "WMS for retail" solve problems for warehouses in production, supply?
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If speed, accuracy, routing are in the first place? And what if the most important thing is forecasting, formation, adjustment to the rhythm and production capacity?
How can robots help?
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How to determine the criteria for choosing equipment for a warehouse?
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Is it possible to integrate robots into an already operating warehouse without stopping its operation?
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Automated warehouse – where will it work?