Utilize a wireless display that allows simultaneous work by five people for sorting large items that are difficult to install with a wired display.
**[Problems Faced by Comprehensive Logistics Company A]** It has been decided that the volume of goods will approximately double, but due to difficulties in hiring, it has become challenging to increase the workforce, and the current list picking method is no longer sufficient. Additionally, due to changes in contract terms with clients, there are challenges such as the need for quick collection of goods on the same day they arrive. **[Implementation Effects]** By utilizing the flexibility of wireless displays and creatively arranging the warehouse layout, we were able to complete tasks that were initially planned for multiple batches in just one batch, resulting in increased efficiency. The improvement in collection efficiency allowed us to handle the increase in volume without increasing the workforce and to shorten lead times. **[Products in this Case]** ■ NW Series "NW2978-01" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.* **[LIVE Showroom Now Open]** We are conducting a "LIVE Showroom" utilizing the web for easy access. If you are interested, please check the link below.
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【Solution Details】 <Wireless DAS Supporting Simultaneous Sorting by Multiple Operators> 1. Set the wireless display device on the shelf, scan the QR code of the registered ID of the wireless display device and the QR code of the branch's kanban, link it to the shipping destination, and confirm that the shipping destination name displayed on the wireless display device is correct. 2. Take the scanner of your assigned color from the five devices (five colors) and wear it around your neck with a strap. 3. Scan the barcode of the incoming products with the scanner. 4. Carry the products to the opening of the wireless display device that lights up in your work color, place the quantity of products indicated, and since instructions can be given simultaneously in multiple colors, sorting or overtaking to the same opening can be done freely. 5. Scan the QR code of the kanban with the scanner to turn off the display instructions. 6. At the opening where the last sorting of that product is done, check the remaining quantity, which is displayed, and by confirming this, check the sorting quantity. 7. Once all tasks are completed, attach the destination label to the container, pack it, and ship it. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Aioi System comprehensively supports customers' concerns in manufacturing and logistics operations through the proposal of various systems, including the "Digital Picking System" (DPS) and the next-generation picking support system "Projection Picking System" (PPS) that utilizes projectors. We aim to ensure that our customers' factories and logistics centers operate in the smartest way possible, achieving the optimal form of logistics systems through a low-wiring network. You can rely on us for improving picking efficiency and supporting digital transformation (DX). Our Digital Picking System (DPS) has achieved improvements in work efficiency and accuracy in logistics and manufacturing sites both domestically and internationally, boasting a delivery record of over 5 million units in 73 countries worldwide. Our uniquely developed "AI-NET" is a low-wiring network system that can transmit power and data using two polarity-free lines. Based on this technology, we contribute to enhancing precision and efficiency in manufacturing and logistics around the world. We offer total solutions that include the latest solutions combined with AGVs and external devices.
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