Which warehouse operations can smart logistics automate?
Smart logistics can automate and optimize warehouse monitoring, inventory management, order processing and cargo handling.
Material movement connected to production
Smart Logistics
Connect storage, conveying, sorting and information systems around the flow of materials. Bring the right handling equipment into the production process.
DUOYUAN / Engineering & integrationAutomotive production systems
Where does material movement hold your line back?
Four systems. One coordinated material flow.
Explore the connected disciplines within this solution, then use the project below to see a specific application.
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Storage
Organize where materials wait and how they become available to the next production operation.
02
Conveying
Connect production areas with self-propelled trolley conveying systems (EMS) and automated guided vehicles (AGVs).
03
Sorting
Define routing and separation requirements around the destination and production sequence.
04
Information
Connect movement instructions and equipment status with the way the line is managed.
From capability to application
Inside a relevant project.
Project experience Smart logistics
EMS handling through Foton's heavy-truck production process.
The Foton project connects chassis and cab handling with storage, conveying, loading and unloading. Its scope demonstrates material-handling integration within vehicle production.
- Chassis and cab EMS handling
- Storage and conveying
- Loading and unloading coordination
Go deeper
Explore the technical scope.
Read the detailed service description, then discuss the configuration and interfaces for your own production line.
Intelligent logistics warehousing
What is smart logistics warehousing?
Smart logistics warehousing refers to the use of advanced technical means and intelligent systems to automate and intelligently manage and operate the logistics warehousing process. By applying technologies such as the Internet of Things, big data analysis, and artificial intelligence, the automation and optimization of various links such as warehousing environment monitoring, inventory management, order processing, and cargo handling can be achieved.
Why do we need smart logistics warehousing?
Smart logistics warehousing can improve the efficiency, accuracy, and safety of logistics warehousing. Through automated equipment and systems, operations such as automatic sorting, automatic storage, and automatic pickup can be achieved, reducing the tediousness and errors of manual operations. At the same time, using big data analysis and intelligent algorithms, inventory can be monitored and optimized in real time to improve the accuracy and efficiency of inventory management. In addition, smart logistics warehousing can also use technologies such as drones and robots to perform tasks such as warehouse inspections and cargo handling to improve work efficiency and safety.
What does the diversified smart logistics warehousing solution include?
Multi-intelligence has developed smart logistics warehousing solutions including storage systems, conveying systems, sorting systems, and information systems through its own years of experience and technical expertise, and with the help of our independently developed equipment and system integration capabilities.
- Leverage our experience to provide unmatched manufacturing services and capabilities
- We help you create high-quality innovative products from scratch
- Make automobile manufacturing simpler and less inefficient
Define the next step
Bring your production requirements into focus.
Start with the information you have. These details help frame a useful engineering conversation.
Prepare your project briefWhat moves, its dimensions and weight, and the origin and destination of each flow.
Required delivery rhythm, storage needs, route conflicts and shared production areas.
Existing conveyors, automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and controls, plus the information needed for dispatch and status feedback.
FAQ
What systems are included in the warehousing solution?
The solution includes storage, conveying, sorting and information systems.