This application case features an unmanned warehouse system utilizing the Geek+ P800 picking robot. By distinguishing between long-term storage items and high-frequency goods, the system implements an intelligent warehouse management model that enhances customer accessibility and convenience. This solution maximizes space utilization by storing a high volume of goods within a compact footprint.
Components
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Workflow
| STEP 1. | [Storage Process] |
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| STEP 2. | Storage Request: A request to store items is initiated by the user or system. |
| STEP 3. | Retrieval: The robot navigates to the specific rack designated for storage. |
| STEP 4. | Transport: The robot lifts the rack and moves it to the input (inbound) position. |
| STEP 5. | Loading: Items are placed onto the rack. |
| STEP 6. | Stowage: The robot transports the rack to its optimal storage location. [Retrieval Process] |
| STEP 7. | Pickup Request: A request to retrieve stored items is received. |
| STEP 8. | Targeting: The robot identifies and navigates to the corresponding rack. |
| STEP 9. | Transport: The robot lifts the rack and carries it to the pickup (outbound) zone. |
| STEP 10. | Collection: The specific items are picked from the rack. |
| STEP 11. | Return: The robot returns the rack to its designated storage area. |
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This application case features an unmanned warehouse system utilizing the Geek+ P800 picking robot. By distinguishing between long-term storage items and high-frequency goods, the system implements an intelligent warehouse management model that enhances customer accessibility and convenience. This solution maximizes space utilization by storing a high volume of goods within a compact footprint.
Components
| Robot |
|
|---|
Workflow
| STEP 1. | [Storage Process] |
|---|---|
| STEP 2. | Storage Request: A request to store items is initiated by the user or system. |
| STEP 3. | Retrieval: The robot navigates to the specific rack designated for storage. |
| STEP 4. | Transport: The robot lifts the rack and moves it to the input (inbound) position. |
| STEP 5. | Loading: Items are placed onto the rack. |
| STEP 6. | Stowage: The robot transports the rack to its optimal storage location. [Retrieval Process] |
| STEP 7. | Pickup Request: A request to retrieve stored items is received. |
| STEP 8. | Targeting: The robot identifies and navigates to the corresponding rack. |
| STEP 9. | Transport: The robot lifts the rack and carries it to the pickup (outbound) zone. |
| STEP 10. | Collection: The specific items are picked from the rack. |
| STEP 11. | Return: The robot returns the rack to its designated storage area. |
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