◎ Automated Storage and Retrieval System
- A high-efficiency automated warehouse management system featuring high-rise structures, designed to maximize logistics efficiency through swift, precise operations.
- Space Efficiency: Maximizing spatial utilization through high-rise structures.
- Logistics Management: Automated calculations of inventory status and available space enable precise real-time monitoring and inventory management (including live updates on stock levels, delivery status, and inbound and outbound processes)
- First-In, First-Out (FIFO): Enables tracking of inventory based on entry time, with automated FIFO operations managed by the controller.
- Cost Reduction: Automation eliminates the need for excessive personnel and unnecessary machinery downtime, resulting in exceptional economic efficiency.
- Clean Space: The automated system enhances the environment by ensuring the space remains well-maintained, pleasant, and tidy at all times."
- Maintenance: Modular design enables simple and swift servicing, ensuring efficient upkeep.
◎ Types of Automated Warehousing Systems
1. RACK BUILDNG TYPE
- Transforming structures into buildings by integrating racks into the architectural framework during construction.
- By eliminating the need for separate structures, construction costs are reduced, project timelines are shortened, and extensions can be added as needed.
- Priority Consideration for New Construction of Delivery Centers and Warehouses
2. UNIT RACK TYPE
- Installation in existing buildings or warehouses
- Installation based on structural calculations and efficiency reviews of the existing buildings
- Suitable for storing small quantities of a wide variety of items or single-unit items
3. SLIDING RACK TYPE
- Combination of rack, roller, and conveyor-type dynamic racks
- Design to maximize warehouse floor area by installing aisles only on the entry and exit sides, using a first-in, first-out (FIFO) method
◎ Main Equipment
Rack: Storage steel structure
Slacker Crane: Cargo loading and unloading equipment
AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle): Trackless, unmanned transportation equipment
RGV (Rail Guided Vehicle): Automatically travels along installed rails to a designated location