XFC001

DASP: Digital Autonomous System for Parts

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Parts Picking Picking can be done manually or by the Kangaroo picking robot. The robot is equiped with different tools to pick any article out of the box. The AI driven picking technology with GPU sensors provides a self learning flexible picking system. Goods-to-Person Pallet Picking Similarly, autonomous stackers can be used for picking from pallets. The XNA narrow aisle truck drops the pallet at the head of the rack, the order picker picks the goods from the pallet and the XNA truck brings back the pallet into storage. Similarly, this can be done with an XQE122 for block storage of boxes with goods.

DAS-Driven Smart Warehouse

High-Density, High-Speed Small Parts Storage

Fast Deployment with Minimal Infrastructure

Autonomous Picking + Transfer Robots

Application

DASP Digital Autonomous System for Parts combines autonomous robotics with intelligent DAS fleet and inventory management. The system transforms traditional parts storage into a smart goods-to-person picking solution, automatically bringing the right parts directly to the operator. Furthermore the DAS system can continuously sort out dead stock, shuffle fast movers and further optimise warehouse locations.

Specs

Core specifications for the XFC001.
NameValue
ManufacturerEP
Model designationDASP Order Picking System / W@W
DriveModular goods-to-person storage and picking system
Operator typeDAS (Digital Autonomous System)
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About the XFC001

The DASP digital autonomous system for parts is a warehouse automation solution within the Warhouse@Anywhere philosophy to handle any goods & store anywhere. It combines robotics with digital orchestration of the DAS system. The DASP System is a goods-to-person order picking solution. A standard module of 20,5m2 consists of maximum 1530 different articles placed in boxes. A mix can be made with different size of boxes. The DAS system controls the inventory, storage locations, location optimising and picking process.

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