Every day, logistics management personnel will screen a lot of information to find problems related to their operations. For example, where should the most frequently ordered parts be located in the warehouse? How should inventory be deployed to optimize sales during anticipated periods of high demand? Or which vehicle should be selected to provide transportation services to new and potential valuable customers? A large amount of data will affect people's judgment, and the ability to link information with immediate action is crucial. Without the support of reliable logistics information, enterprises may miss the market opportunities to deal with, become difficult to accept the threat of competition, or simply provide good services. An excellent automatic assembly line can well solve these problems. The stereoscopic warehouse system is customized for the logistics management requirements, which can support the data management requirements of the logistics process and meet the requirements for special information systems.
 

However, do you really need a three-dimensional warehouse management system? Not every warehouse needs a stereoscopic warehouse. Of course, any warehouse can benefit from some functions, but is this benefit sufficient to justify the initial and ongoing costs associated with the stereo warehouse? Warehouse management system is a large, complex, data intensive application. They often require a large number of initial settings, a large number of system resources to run, and a large number of ongoing data management to continue to run. They need to "manage" the warehouse "management" system.

The implementation of stereo library and automatic data collection may increase the inaccuracy, but it can reduce the labor cost and provide customers with greater service capacity by reducing cycle time. Although improving accuracy and efficiency in the receiving process may reduce the safety level, compared with the overall inventory level, the impact of this reduction can be ignored. The main factors to control the inventory level are batch size, delivery time and demand variability, and stereoscopic warehouse is unlikely to have a significant impact on any of these factors. The three-dimensional warehouse management system can form an automatic assembly line to realize cross docking, automatic picking and replenishment, wave picking, batch tracking, yard management, automatic data collection, automatic material handling equipment and other functions.