Warehouse Automation
Conveyors, sorters and mobile robots that move the goods.
- 1Conveying and sortation
- 2Autonomous mobile robots
- 3Pick-to-light and put walls
- 4Warehouse control linked to stock
| Solution | Warehouse Automation |
|---|---|
| Works at | Control |
| Connects to | ERPNext production, stock and maintenance |
| Engineered by | Azzir Group |
Distribution centres, e-commerce and third-party logistics.
- Floor to ledger
What the machine does appears in production, stock and cost the same minute.
- Engineered, not improvised
Designs, drawings and tests before anything is switched on.
- Kept running
Spares, maintenance and support after commissioning.
Four phases.
- Phase 1Study the line
We measure the current line: rates, stoppages, people and layout.
- Phase 2Design and simulate
Layout, equipment list, controls design and expected performance.
- Phase 3Build and commission
Installation, programming and testing against agreed targets.
- Phase 4Hand over and support
Training, documentation, spares and a maintenance agreement.
Machines that warn you before they fail.
Plants where one breakdown stops the whole line.Counts, downtime and output from every machine, live.
Manufacturers who measure output at the end of the shift.Factory controllers and control rooms connected to the business.
Plants where the control room and the office do not talk.

