Core Advantages of Automated Stereoscopic Warehouse - Efficiency dimension

As the core of modern warehousing technology, Automated Stereoscopic Storage (AS/RS) has advantages in multiple dimensions such as space utilization, efficiency improvement, cost control, and management accuracy, and can adapt to diverse industry scenarios. Today, we will take readers to understand the advantages of automated stereoscopic libraries from the perspective of operational efficiency.

Work efficiency: Driven by automation, achieving dual breakthroughs in "human efficiency" and "timeliness" through full process automation, bidding farewell to manual bottlenecks from goods warehousing (automatic scanning and weighing of conveyor lines) to storage (precise positioning and storage of stacker cranes) to outbound (automatic scheduling of WMS system), without the need for manual intervention in the entire process, avoiding the time loss of manual handling and finding cargo locations. A single aisle stacker crane can complete 80-120 access operations per hour, while a manual forklift can only complete 15-20 operations per hour, increasing efficiency by 5-8 times. 24-hour continuous operation, breaking the time limit. Automated equipment (stacker cranes, AGVs, conveyor lines) can operate continuously all year round, without being affected by manual scheduling, fatigue, holidays, especially suitable for high efficiency demand scenarios such as e-commerce promotions and manufacturing peak seasons.

Case: During the "Double Eleven" period, a certain e-commerce warehouse processed an average of over 100000 orders per warehouse per day, which is more than six times that of traditional manual warehouses. Batch operation and precise scheduling WMS system optimizes the order of inbound and outbound operations through algorithms (such as "wave operation"), and can simultaneously schedule multiple devices for collaborative operations (such as parallel processing of multi lane stacker cranes), with batch processing efficiency far exceeding manual labor. For example, for the outbound of whole vehicle parts, the three-dimensional warehouse can accurately select 500+types of parts within 1 hour, while manual labor takes 6-8 hours.