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How to optimise a storage warehouse process to gain in productivity?

03 Aug 2019 — Packaging, Case study, storage warehouse process, productivity
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Our client is a global manufacturer for drives and controls with extreme precision. The manual re-ordering of packaging material was drastically slowing the production down and needed to be automated.

Our client is a global manufacturer for drives and controls with extreme precision. The manual re-ordering of packaging material was drastically slowing the production down and needed to be automated.

The client's challenge

The company purchases 12 different articles. Every 2 days a warehouse employee of the company collects the stock of the articles, fills out an order list by hand and sends it by fax as an order.

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The customer wanted the process to be simplified and replenished within 24 hours.

The Antalis solution

The task was realised with a webcam solution. Every day at 14:30, a webcam takes a picture of a precisely defined area of the customer’s high-bay warehouse and automatically transmits it to Antalis Packaging. The pallet spaces are clearly assigned to the customer articles. An employee at Antalis can see at a glance which articles need to be reordered and triggers a corresponding order. The next day, the goods are delivered to the customer before 14:30 before the next photo is taken. As simple as it is effective: the customer no longer has to worry about his stock and can concentrate on his core business.

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Services provided

Implementation of an e-business solution via webcam.

img-home-service-smart-logistic.jpgDevelopment of an individual logistics concept for inventory monitoring.

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