Drones In Warehousing: 10 success factors to considerRaman Kataria
Warehouse 4.0 utilizes technologies like AI, IoT, and drones to improve warehouse operations. Drones can help automate inventory counting, increase accuracy, and enhance safety. However, their adoption has been limited due to high costs, need for skilled pilots, safety concerns, and integration challenges. Commercial drone software is now available to address these issues and enable large-scale drone use across warehouses, with estimates that billions in business value can be realized. Success requires minimizing costs, using cloud-connected autonomous fleets, integrating drones into existing systems, and starting with medium complexity use cases to validate return on investment.
Fully autonomous aerial scans of warehouse bulk storageRaman Kataria
Use Fully Autonomous Drones for Automatic Stock Takes of Pallet, Appliance, Beverage Inventory in Bulk Storage Bays in Big Warehouses & Distribution Centers
This document summarizes key technologies and trends in warehouse and logistics management. It discusses how warehouse management systems and mobility solutions can optimize warehouse operations, increase efficiency, and reduce costs. It also outlines several emerging technologies like robots, autonomous vehicles, augmented reality, vision picking, and drones that aim to further automate processes and improve productivity in warehouses.
Eiratech Robotics is the innovator of a mobile goods-to-person robotics automation platform for the Intelligent Supply Chain and Smart Factories. We leverage Platform-Based Design to enable multiple applications on its platform, including e-fulfilment (Intelligent Supply Chain) and shop floor digital transformation (materials handling, kitting, sorting and etc).
Eiratech Robotics is the Dublin-based innovator of a complete goods-to-person robotics automation platform for multiple applications, including e-fulfilment, materials handling, kitting and retail, and developing into a seamless, end-to-end goods-to-consumer digital e-commerce experience.
Eirasystem is our e-fulfilment application that enhances warehouse picking operations through the use of a fleet of Eirabots. Using the latest technology to combine hardware and software applications, this system offers true intelligent efficiency delivering 600 picks per person per hour. Our solution doesn't require heavy infrastructure and can be quickly installed, moved or extended. The Eiratech solution is a complete system for warehouses, and distribution and e-fulfilment centres, and combines cutting edge hardware components with a highly complex and effective software core. Our systems three key hardware components are Eirabots (AGV robots), picking stations and shuttle racks.
Drones In Warehousing: 10 success factors to considerRaman Kataria
Warehouse 4.0 utilizes technologies like AI, IoT, and drones to improve warehouse operations. Drones can help automate inventory counting, increase accuracy, and enhance safety. However, their adoption has been limited due to high costs, need for skilled pilots, safety concerns, and integration challenges. Commercial drone software is now available to address these issues and enable large-scale drone use across warehouses, with estimates that billions in business value can be realized. Success requires minimizing costs, using cloud-connected autonomous fleets, integrating drones into existing systems, and starting with medium complexity use cases to validate return on investment.
Fully autonomous aerial scans of warehouse bulk storageRaman Kataria
Use Fully Autonomous Drones for Automatic Stock Takes of Pallet, Appliance, Beverage Inventory in Bulk Storage Bays in Big Warehouses & Distribution Centers
This document summarizes key technologies and trends in warehouse and logistics management. It discusses how warehouse management systems and mobility solutions can optimize warehouse operations, increase efficiency, and reduce costs. It also outlines several emerging technologies like robots, autonomous vehicles, augmented reality, vision picking, and drones that aim to further automate processes and improve productivity in warehouses.
Eiratech Robotics is the innovator of a mobile goods-to-person robotics automation platform for the Intelligent Supply Chain and Smart Factories. We leverage Platform-Based Design to enable multiple applications on its platform, including e-fulfilment (Intelligent Supply Chain) and shop floor digital transformation (materials handling, kitting, sorting and etc).
Eiratech Robotics is the Dublin-based innovator of a complete goods-to-person robotics automation platform for multiple applications, including e-fulfilment, materials handling, kitting and retail, and developing into a seamless, end-to-end goods-to-consumer digital e-commerce experience.
Eirasystem is our e-fulfilment application that enhances warehouse picking operations through the use of a fleet of Eirabots. Using the latest technology to combine hardware and software applications, this system offers true intelligent efficiency delivering 600 picks per person per hour. Our solution doesn't require heavy infrastructure and can be quickly installed, moved or extended. The Eiratech solution is a complete system for warehouses, and distribution and e-fulfilment centres, and combines cutting edge hardware components with a highly complex and effective software core. Our systems three key hardware components are Eirabots (AGV robots), picking stations and shuttle racks.
Warehouse cost is the cost associated with the management of the space (storage), the manpower involved in handling the material and the operations performed in the warehouse. Warehouse cost saving includes saving in time, labour, assets and ultimately in money.
Track and trace solutions using technologies like GPS, RFID, and barcodes are commonly used to monitor shipments in industries like pharmaceuticals, automotive, and food. These solutions provide benefits like reduced costs, optimized inventory, and compliance. There have been large investments in data collection and analytics as a result. This raises the question of whether these same technologies could be used to create "smart warehouses" that improve accuracy and speed of operations like placing and picking pallets and products. By deploying RFID antennas in warehouses and using wearable devices like Google Glass, new capabilities could be unlocked like tracking products, shipments, forklifts, and employees to automate studies, improve routes, reduce errors, and increase safety and
Warehouse management and operations rfidSopagna Chan
RFID is a smart technology used to track every process of manufacturing or industrial term. In this slide, we focus only on Warehouse Management Application.
Warehouse organization how to set up a smooth running warehouseMRPeasy
Good warehouse organization is key to keeping your inventory processes running smoothly. Here is how to implement warehouse organization best practices.
#manufacturing #warehouse #warehouseorganization #inventory #inventorymanagement #inventoryprocess #inventorysystem #inventorysoftware #mrpsystem #mrpsoftware #manufacturingsystem #manufacturingsoftware #mrpeasy
Mike Cowburn: Account Director, Ideal Networkswired_sussex
IKEA conducted a pilot program using location-based technology in one of its large UK stores to track customer flow, monitor queues, see live heat maps of busy areas, and replace manual analytics processes. The program also allowed customers to use an app for navigation to specific items or locations within the store based on their current position and a shopping list. Ideal Networks provided the underlying wireless infrastructure needed to integrate with IKEA's app and enable these use cases around analytics and navigation for both employees and customers.
RPA training helps you to understand the concepts around Robotic Process Automation using the leading RPA tool named ‘UiPath’. In this course, you will learn about the RPA concepts and will gain in-depth knowledge on UiPath tool using which you will be able to automate real-world processes at the enterprise level such as Insurance Claims Processing, Accounts Payable / Purchase Orders Processing, Invoice Processing, Complaints Management, Customer Feedback Analysis, Employee Onboarding, Compliance Reporting, and many more.
The document discusses warehouse automation systems. It describes the need for warehouse management systems to control material movement and storage within a warehouse. It outlines some of the key hardware components needed for automation like mobile printers, computers, and access points. The use of barcode, RFID, wireless communication and voice processing technologies are explained. Examples of how these technologies streamline processes like receiving, picking, putaway and truck loading are provided. Benefits of automated warehouse management systems include more efficient use of resources, reduced costs and improved inventory management and customer satisfaction.
The document discusses various inventory management techniques including material waste, scrap, spoilage, defects, inventory control levels, economic order quantity, ABC analysis, and VED analysis. It defines key terms and explains how to classify inventory items into categories (A, B, C for ABC analysis; vital, essential, desirable for VED analysis) to focus control efforts most efficiently based on item usage and importance to production. The goal is to minimize total inventory costs while avoiding stockouts through techniques like setting safety stock levels and reorder points.
ABC analysis is a technique used to categorize inventory items into three categories - A, B and C - based on their annual usage value. Category A items have the highest value and make up around 10-20% of total items but account for around 70-80% of total usage value. Category C items are the opposite, making up 70-80% of total items but only around 10-20% of total usage value. Category B items fall in between. ABC analysis is used to prioritize inventory management efforts - strict controls are applied to A items while low controls can be used for C items. The analysis helps optimize resources by focusing on the most important items.
The re-order level is the inventory level at which an order should be placed to replenish the stock. It is calculated as:
Re-order level = Average usage per lead time + Safety stock
Where:
- Average usage per lead time is the expected consumption during the time it takes to receive new stock after placing an order. It is calculated as Average daily/weekly/monthly usage x Lead time.
- Safety stock is the additional inventory maintained to mitigate risks of stock-outs due to uncertainties in demand or lead time. It depends on factors like demand variability, lead time variability, service level required etc.
So in summary, the re-order level is the inventory level at which a new
The document discusses various methods for classifying inventory items, including ABC analysis and XYZ analysis. ABC analysis classifies items based on their value and divides them into A, B, and C categories, with class A items representing the highest value but smallest number of items. XYZ analysis classifies items based on the predictability of their demand patterns into X, Y, and Z categories. Classifying inventory items allows managers to focus their efforts on more important items and apply different control and monitoring strategies based on each item's classification.
The document discusses different types of inventory levels and classifications including wastage, scrap, spoilage, defectives, maximum level, minimum level, reorder level, danger level, ABC analysis, VED analysis, economic order quantity, and different inventory counting methods like annual stock taking and continuous stock taking. It provides definitions and differences between wastage, scrap, spoilage, and defectives. It also explains the purpose and factors considered for setting different inventory levels.
The document provides an overview of multi-item joint replenishment. It discusses that jointly coordinating replenishments of correlated inventory items can minimize total costs through tradeoffs between setup, holding, procurement, and transportation costs. The document also describes an association clustering algorithm that groups inventory items with close demand correlations to improve replenishment efficiency for a large number of items. Simulation results show the proposed method outperforms other replenishment models by capturing demand relationships between items.
ABC Analysis is a method to categorize inventory items into A, B, and C classes based on their annual monetary value and consumption. A items account for 10-20% of inventory items but 50-60% of spending, and require very strict control. B items are 30-40% of items and 30-40% of spending, requiring moderate control. C items are 40-50% of items but only 5-10% of spending, allowing for loose control. This analysis allows companies to focus control efforts on the most important and costly inventory items.
This document discusses various techniques for selective inventory control, including ABC analysis, XYZ analysis, HML analysis, VED analysis, FSN analysis, SOS analysis, and GOLF analysis. It describes each technique and how items are categorized. For example, ABC analysis categorizes items into A, B, and C categories based on annual value of consumption, with category A items representing the highest value and warranting the most control. The document provides guidelines for controlling inventory levels based on the categorization of items.
This document discusses material management and inventory control techniques. It defines inventory and different inventory classifications. The objectives of inventory management are to maximize customer service, have low production costs, and minimize inventory investment. Techniques discussed for controlling inventory include ABC analysis, economic order quantity (EOQ), and safety stock. ABC analysis classifies inventory items into A, B, and C categories based on annual dollar usage, with class A items receiving the most attention. EOQ determines the optimal order quantity to minimize total inventory costs based on demand, ordering costs, and carrying costs. Safety stock is used to allow for variations in demand and lead times.
This document summarizes an operation management project on ABC analysis conducted by students for their management department. ABC analysis involves categorizing inventory items into A, B, and C categories based on their value and consumption. Category A items account for 10-25% of total items but 70-80% of total value, making them the most important to control tightly. Category B items are less important than A but more than C, while Category C items are marginally important. The analysis identifies vital few high-value items to prioritize for better inventory management and cost savings. Implementing ABC analysis' recommendations would improve the company's inventory policy and management situation.
The document discusses inventory management. It describes the functions of inventory management as decoupling production from suppliers, providing selection for customers, taking advantage of quantity discounts, and hedging against price changes. It also describes different types of inventory like raw materials, work in process, and finished goods. A key concept is ABC analysis for classifying inventory into classes A, B, and C based on financial value and controlling inventory accordingly. Record accuracy is important for making precise reorder and scheduling decisions. The document also compares periodic and continuous inventory review systems.
Warehouse cost is the cost associated with the management of the space (storage), the manpower involved in handling the material and the operations performed in the warehouse. Warehouse cost saving includes saving in time, labour, assets and ultimately in money.
Track and trace solutions using technologies like GPS, RFID, and barcodes are commonly used to monitor shipments in industries like pharmaceuticals, automotive, and food. These solutions provide benefits like reduced costs, optimized inventory, and compliance. There have been large investments in data collection and analytics as a result. This raises the question of whether these same technologies could be used to create "smart warehouses" that improve accuracy and speed of operations like placing and picking pallets and products. By deploying RFID antennas in warehouses and using wearable devices like Google Glass, new capabilities could be unlocked like tracking products, shipments, forklifts, and employees to automate studies, improve routes, reduce errors, and increase safety and
Warehouse management and operations rfidSopagna Chan
RFID is a smart technology used to track every process of manufacturing or industrial term. In this slide, we focus only on Warehouse Management Application.
Warehouse organization how to set up a smooth running warehouseMRPeasy
Good warehouse organization is key to keeping your inventory processes running smoothly. Here is how to implement warehouse organization best practices.
#manufacturing #warehouse #warehouseorganization #inventory #inventorymanagement #inventoryprocess #inventorysystem #inventorysoftware #mrpsystem #mrpsoftware #manufacturingsystem #manufacturingsoftware #mrpeasy
Mike Cowburn: Account Director, Ideal Networkswired_sussex
IKEA conducted a pilot program using location-based technology in one of its large UK stores to track customer flow, monitor queues, see live heat maps of busy areas, and replace manual analytics processes. The program also allowed customers to use an app for navigation to specific items or locations within the store based on their current position and a shopping list. Ideal Networks provided the underlying wireless infrastructure needed to integrate with IKEA's app and enable these use cases around analytics and navigation for both employees and customers.
RPA training helps you to understand the concepts around Robotic Process Automation using the leading RPA tool named ‘UiPath’. In this course, you will learn about the RPA concepts and will gain in-depth knowledge on UiPath tool using which you will be able to automate real-world processes at the enterprise level such as Insurance Claims Processing, Accounts Payable / Purchase Orders Processing, Invoice Processing, Complaints Management, Customer Feedback Analysis, Employee Onboarding, Compliance Reporting, and many more.
The document discusses warehouse automation systems. It describes the need for warehouse management systems to control material movement and storage within a warehouse. It outlines some of the key hardware components needed for automation like mobile printers, computers, and access points. The use of barcode, RFID, wireless communication and voice processing technologies are explained. Examples of how these technologies streamline processes like receiving, picking, putaway and truck loading are provided. Benefits of automated warehouse management systems include more efficient use of resources, reduced costs and improved inventory management and customer satisfaction.
The document discusses various inventory management techniques including material waste, scrap, spoilage, defects, inventory control levels, economic order quantity, ABC analysis, and VED analysis. It defines key terms and explains how to classify inventory items into categories (A, B, C for ABC analysis; vital, essential, desirable for VED analysis) to focus control efforts most efficiently based on item usage and importance to production. The goal is to minimize total inventory costs while avoiding stockouts through techniques like setting safety stock levels and reorder points.
ABC analysis is a technique used to categorize inventory items into three categories - A, B and C - based on their annual usage value. Category A items have the highest value and make up around 10-20% of total items but account for around 70-80% of total usage value. Category C items are the opposite, making up 70-80% of total items but only around 10-20% of total usage value. Category B items fall in between. ABC analysis is used to prioritize inventory management efforts - strict controls are applied to A items while low controls can be used for C items. The analysis helps optimize resources by focusing on the most important items.
The re-order level is the inventory level at which an order should be placed to replenish the stock. It is calculated as:
Re-order level = Average usage per lead time + Safety stock
Where:
- Average usage per lead time is the expected consumption during the time it takes to receive new stock after placing an order. It is calculated as Average daily/weekly/monthly usage x Lead time.
- Safety stock is the additional inventory maintained to mitigate risks of stock-outs due to uncertainties in demand or lead time. It depends on factors like demand variability, lead time variability, service level required etc.
So in summary, the re-order level is the inventory level at which a new
The document discusses various methods for classifying inventory items, including ABC analysis and XYZ analysis. ABC analysis classifies items based on their value and divides them into A, B, and C categories, with class A items representing the highest value but smallest number of items. XYZ analysis classifies items based on the predictability of their demand patterns into X, Y, and Z categories. Classifying inventory items allows managers to focus their efforts on more important items and apply different control and monitoring strategies based on each item's classification.
The document discusses different types of inventory levels and classifications including wastage, scrap, spoilage, defectives, maximum level, minimum level, reorder level, danger level, ABC analysis, VED analysis, economic order quantity, and different inventory counting methods like annual stock taking and continuous stock taking. It provides definitions and differences between wastage, scrap, spoilage, and defectives. It also explains the purpose and factors considered for setting different inventory levels.
The document provides an overview of multi-item joint replenishment. It discusses that jointly coordinating replenishments of correlated inventory items can minimize total costs through tradeoffs between setup, holding, procurement, and transportation costs. The document also describes an association clustering algorithm that groups inventory items with close demand correlations to improve replenishment efficiency for a large number of items. Simulation results show the proposed method outperforms other replenishment models by capturing demand relationships between items.
ABC Analysis is a method to categorize inventory items into A, B, and C classes based on their annual monetary value and consumption. A items account for 10-20% of inventory items but 50-60% of spending, and require very strict control. B items are 30-40% of items and 30-40% of spending, requiring moderate control. C items are 40-50% of items but only 5-10% of spending, allowing for loose control. This analysis allows companies to focus control efforts on the most important and costly inventory items.
This document discusses various techniques for selective inventory control, including ABC analysis, XYZ analysis, HML analysis, VED analysis, FSN analysis, SOS analysis, and GOLF analysis. It describes each technique and how items are categorized. For example, ABC analysis categorizes items into A, B, and C categories based on annual value of consumption, with category A items representing the highest value and warranting the most control. The document provides guidelines for controlling inventory levels based on the categorization of items.
This document discusses material management and inventory control techniques. It defines inventory and different inventory classifications. The objectives of inventory management are to maximize customer service, have low production costs, and minimize inventory investment. Techniques discussed for controlling inventory include ABC analysis, economic order quantity (EOQ), and safety stock. ABC analysis classifies inventory items into A, B, and C categories based on annual dollar usage, with class A items receiving the most attention. EOQ determines the optimal order quantity to minimize total inventory costs based on demand, ordering costs, and carrying costs. Safety stock is used to allow for variations in demand and lead times.
This document summarizes an operation management project on ABC analysis conducted by students for their management department. ABC analysis involves categorizing inventory items into A, B, and C categories based on their value and consumption. Category A items account for 10-25% of total items but 70-80% of total value, making them the most important to control tightly. Category B items are less important than A but more than C, while Category C items are marginally important. The analysis identifies vital few high-value items to prioritize for better inventory management and cost savings. Implementing ABC analysis' recommendations would improve the company's inventory policy and management situation.
The document discusses inventory management. It describes the functions of inventory management as decoupling production from suppliers, providing selection for customers, taking advantage of quantity discounts, and hedging against price changes. It also describes different types of inventory like raw materials, work in process, and finished goods. A key concept is ABC analysis for classifying inventory into classes A, B, and C based on financial value and controlling inventory accordingly. Record accuracy is important for making precise reorder and scheduling decisions. The document also compares periodic and continuous inventory review systems.
ABC analysis is an inventory management technique that categorizes items into A, B, and C classes based on annual consumption value. Class A items account for the highest value though represent a small percentage of total items, while Class C items have the lowest value and largest percentage. Management focuses most attention on Class A items and least on Class C. The document provides steps to perform ABC analysis, with examples demonstrating how items are sorted into classes and managed differently based on their classification.
ABC analysis is a technique for inventory control that classifies items into A, B, and C categories based on annual consumption value. A items account for the majority of total consumption value while C items account for the least. VED analysis classifies items as vital, essential, or desirable based on their criticality. Combining ABC and VED analysis provides a 9-box framework to prioritize control and service levels for different inventory items based on consumption value and criticality.
1. Inventory control systems provide visibility into stock levels but can add bureaucracy and hide production problems.
2. Different inventory control models categorize items to prioritize them for monitoring and reordering, like ABC analysis which focuses on high-value items.
3. The economic order quantity model determines the optimal order size to minimize total inventory costs based on factors like annual demand, ordering costs, and holding costs. However, it relies on assumptions like stable demand that may not reflect reality.
This document is a project report on ABC inventory analysis submitted by MBA students. It includes an introduction to ABC analysis, which categorizes inventory into A, B and C categories based on importance. It discusses the technical aspects of ABC analysis and its various uses in inventory management. It outlines the challenges of implementing ABC analysis and future trends in using it for other industries beyond supply chain management. The report concludes that traditional single-criterion ABC analysis is no longer sufficient and recommends using multiple criteria to properly classify inventory importance.
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
TECHNIQUES OF INVENTORY CONTROL
ECONOMIC ORDERING QUANTITY (EOQ)
Maximum Stock Level
Minimum Stock Level
Danger Level
ABC ANALYSIS FOR VALUE OF ITEMS
Perpetual Inventory System
H.M.L. Classification
F S N Analysis
V.E.D. Classification
Just in Time (JIT)
Inventory Turnover Ratio
WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
RECEIVABLES MANAGEMENT
COSTS OF MAINTAINING RECEIVABLES
BENEFITS OF MAINTAINING RECEIVABLES
FACTORS AFFECTING THE SIZE OF RECEIVABLES
CREDIT PERIOD
OPTIMUM SIZE OF RECEIVABLES
DETERMINANTS OF CREDIT POLICY
OPTIMUM CREDIT POLICY
Credit standards
Credit terms
CREDIT EVALUATION
Inventory Management
Use of Inventory
Types of Costs
ABC Analysis
VED Analysis
Economic Order Quantity (EOQ)
Types of Inventory Management System
Assumptions of EOQ
Basic Fixed Order Quantity Model (EOQ)
EOQ Curve
ABC and VED Classification
Function / Use of Inventory
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5th Power Grid Model Meet-up
It is with great pleasure that we extend to you an invitation to the 5th Power Grid Model Meet-up, scheduled for 6th June 2024. This event will adopt a hybrid format, allowing participants to join us either through an online Mircosoft Teams session or in person at TU/e located at Den Dolech 2, Eindhoven, Netherlands. The meet-up will be hosted by Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), a research university specializing in engineering science & technology.
Power Grid Model
The global energy transition is placing new and unprecedented demands on Distribution System Operators (DSOs). Alongside upgrades to grid capacity, processes such as digitization, capacity optimization, and congestion management are becoming vital for delivering reliable services.
Power Grid Model is an open source project from Linux Foundation Energy and provides a calculation engine that is increasingly essential for DSOs. It offers a standards-based foundation enabling real-time power systems analysis, simulations of electrical power grids, and sophisticated what-if analysis. In addition, it enables in-depth studies and analysis of the electrical power grid’s behavior and performance. This comprehensive model incorporates essential factors such as power generation capacity, electrical losses, voltage levels, power flows, and system stability.
Power Grid Model is currently being applied in a wide variety of use cases, including grid planning, expansion, reliability, and congestion studies. It can also help in analyzing the impact of renewable energy integration, assessing the effects of disturbances or faults, and developing strategies for grid control and optimization.
What to expect
For the upcoming meetup we are organizing, we have an exciting lineup of activities planned:
-Insightful presentations covering two practical applications of the Power Grid Model.
-An update on the latest advancements in Power Grid -Model technology during the first and second quarters of 2024.
-An interactive brainstorming session to discuss and propose new feature requests.
-An opportunity to connect with fellow Power Grid Model enthusiasts and users.
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