Optimize logistics processes in goods trade with Motion-Mining®.

Discharge

Within manual unloading processes, the focus is often on ergonomics analyses using Motion-Mining®, for example to verify the use of (partially) automated systems or exoskeletons. However, unloading by means of industrial trucks is also a common use case and can be analyzed quickly and easily with Motion-Mining® to uncover efficiency potentials.

Receipt of goods

Goods receiving processes and, if necessary, repacking processes are highly variable due to different delivery quantities and article types, which is why an analysis with Motion Mining® is a good idea. Using WMS data matching, article- or shipment-related analyses can be easily performed to gain an even more detailed insight into the processes.

Storage

Regardless of whether storage is done manually by means of a hand pallet truck or transport trolley or by means of a forklift or reach truck. Storage often holds potential for process improvement. Additional sensors for empty and full travel detection in particular can provide additional help here in order to leverage undiscovered potential.

Picking

The classic in our process analyses. Both in shelving systems, where picking is done with picking carts, and in pallet racking systems, where picking is done with forklifts, vertical order pickers or reach trucks, the processes can be analyzed quickly and without much effort using Motion-Mining® in order to raise efficiency and ergonomics potentials.

Packing

Packaging processes at stationary workstations or directly on the outgoing goods area can also be analyzed to a certain degree with Motion-Mining®. Especially additional efforts for special processes like wrapping, the production of load securing or the fetching of packaging material can be additionally analyzed and optimized here with Motion-Mining®.

Loading

As in unloading, loading processes can of course be easily analyzed with Motion-Mining® to produce an even more efficient and/or ergonomic process completion.