Dynamic warehouse evolution: Lucas system unveiled

Lucas Systems, the leader of the distribution center technology field, launched a high -end software enhancement function, which aims to change warehouse operations in real time. The latest update of its dynamic work optimization (DWO) system uses powerful new algorithm and digital two mapping to enable the use of orders for order batch processing, priority, and more intelligent and faster decisions of the path and slot.

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By integrating these innovations, the enhanced DWO considers the complexity in the real world, such as the priority of order, SKU cluster, closeness and layout to improve the overall warehouse performance. An excellent function is that it can optimize the ability of the selection path, which may reduce the travel steps of workers by up to 50 %. At present, the new system will also have an impact on the effects of equipment such as forklifts and cherry pickups, which proves that even the smallest details can be very different.

This development is based on the promotion of Lucas Systems recently facing the “dynamic” warehouse solution. Earlier this year, the company introduced its dynamic slot technology, which uses AI and machine learning to provide real -time re -inserting advice. By analyzing the spatial characteristics and active data of the warehouse, this technology can not only predict the task time, but also continue to learn and adapt with the changes in conditions.

Ken Ramoutar, chief marketing officer of Lucas Systems, emphasized the demand for adaptability: “You cannot be fixed or mechanized to the future warehouse. Adaptive operations and intelligent intelligent decision support.

According to Ramoutar, a real dynamic warehouse is a self -advantage warehouse that can make real -time decision -making in work execution, adjusting priority and re -assigning labor. It enables managers to quickly implement changes according to new insights, maximize the use of resources, and integrate emerging automation such as robotics technology, and cost -effective fluctuations in cost benefits and supply damage.

As the warehouse is facing enhanced pressure to improve performance and meet higher customer service expectations, the latest software upgrade of Lucas Systems provides promising ways to achieve the agility of future success.