What Does an Automated Logistical Specialist Do?

Logistics automation refers to the automation of equipment and facilities in logistics operations. For example, automatic identification system, automatic detection system, automatic sorting system, automatic access system, automatic tracking system, etc.

Logistics automation

Logistics automation refers to the automation of equipment and facilities in logistics operations, including transportation, loading and unloading, and packaging

Logistics automation network structure diagram

Logistics automation is a system engineering integrating light, machinery and electronics. It is the use of computers for logistics and information flow

With the changes in the production and operation methods of modern enterprises and changes in external market conditions, the space for reducing product costs to reduce raw material costs and product technology development is becoming smaller and smaller, which has led them to turn their attention to "

Low logistics automation utilization

On the one hand, because the traditional warehouse is often unused due to its unavailability at the height of the storage space, on the other hand, because the traditional warehouse management and operation mode use the original operation method, the capacity of the warehouse equipment is not sufficient. To a certain extent, it also caused waste.

Large loss of logistics automation

On the one hand, the level of logistics automation of traditional flat warehouses is low, and the entry of goods into the warehouse is basically carried out by manual use of forklifts, and due to improper manual operation, goods will be lost due to collision; on the other hand, errors caused by incorrect operations or incorrect distribution Costs, especially the distribution of medicines, can have even more serious consequences.

Inconsistent logistics automation

On the one hand, traditional warehouses often have a low level of informationization, which leads to a low level of overall logistics management and the inability to provide customers with high-quality and flexible logistics services. On the other hand, because the information flow and logistics cannot be unified, the above-mentioned error costs will be caused, which will increase the overall storage cost.

Inefficient logistics automation

The traditional flat warehouse is a "manual one forklift, one shelf" operation mode. Its operation speed cannot be compared with the "computer one stacker, one shelf" operation mode in an automated three-dimensional warehouse, which greatly affects the competition of third-party logistics companies. ability.