IOT - INTERNET OF THINGS

1. ROOPESHV NAMBOODIRI

2. InSimple
 The word "Internet of Things" has two
main parts; Internet being the backbone
of connectivity, and Things meaning
objects / devices
 We have "things" that sense and collect
data and send it to the internet. This
data can be accessible by other "things"
too.

8. IOT IN
LOGISTICS
oLogistics Industry is the Key Player
oEnables Logistics providers
To unlock higher levels of operational
efficiency
 Creating customised, dynamic &
automated services for their customers

9. Warehousing
Operations
Essentials
 Every square meter of warehousing space
must be optimally utilized
 Need of high speedTechnology driven
Environment
 Pallets Forklifts Building
Infrastructure
 Adaption of Pallet Item-LevelTagging(RFID)

11. IOT in a Warehouse
RFID Tags transmits signals to WMS to provide real time visibility into inventory levels
Pallets are moved to right location
Cameras at gateways used for Damage Detection
Data is aggregated and sent to WMS for processing
Wireless readers capture data from each pallet
IOT Drives Optimal Asset Utilisation

12. Swisslog’s
SmartLIFT
Technology
 Real Time Location System (RTLS) that guides,
monitors and tracks every movement of a fork
truck vehicle within a facility.
 Combines forklifts sensors with directional
barcodes placed on the ceiling of the warehouse
and WMS data to create an indoor GPS system
that provides the forklift driver with accurate
location and direction information of pallets.

13. Automated
Order
Picking
•EffiBot
•Automated Trolley that follow pickers
•Automatically dropping off orders once fully loaded

14. EffiBot

15. Vision
Picking
Smart
Glasses

16. Unmanned
Aerial
Vehicles/
Drones
Used for security and Surveillance, patrolling
warehouse interiors & Exteriors 24/7
Used for Inventory and Asset management

17. Freight Transportation

18. THANK YOU