Optimized logistics processes with Motion-Mining®.

Cross docking

Within cross-docking systems, unloading and loading processes as well as shipment processes and processes at underfloor drag chains can be analyzed. Based on the analysis results, potentials can be raised that lead to shorter process cycle times.

Picking

Order picking processes, whether on foot, using a forklift or high-speed walker, bring with them optimal conditions for Motion Mining® analyses, as many movements take place in the processes due to the many paths. Here, both targeted efficiency and ergonomics analyses are possible. Order-related process analyses can also be carried out using WMS data.

Storage & Transfer

Storage and transfer processes can be analyzed just as well as picking processes. In particular, additional sensors for analyzing empty and full runs or fork clearance times help to understand the process in detail and to leverage hidden potential.

Packaging and VAS processes

Smaller processes such as packaging processes or value-added services (e.g. display construction) can also be analyzed using Motion-Mining®. Here, a further focus is also on the analysis of special processes such as waste disposal, provision of empties or the refilling of packaging material in order to find a holistic approach to process optimization.

Goods in & out

Within incoming and outgoing goods processes, both unloading processes and goods receiving processes can be analyzed. Within manual unloading processes, the focus is often on ergonomics, while within goods receiving, effort drivers are often considered for different order types.

Technology comparison

Taking into account all the process in your system, Motion-Mining® can also be used to make simple technology comparisons (e.g. of vehicle types, scanners and exoskeletons) using before and after measurements.