The list of benefits sounds like a dream for any company running a (non-smart) warehouse: This smart inventory management software allows “pick-by-vision” and the automation of other crucial elements of warehousing. How can this tall list of benefits be achieved? Through AR-glasses and other wearable devices that are connected to xPick. At the same time, it minimizes human error, making the warehouse safer for all involved and further improves turnover time. The most useful benefit of such an AR warehouse, however, is the fact that it is able to show the worker through augmented reality how to do his job as fast and efficient as possible. But what is a smart warehouse? A warehouse that knows where any good is at any given time, how to get there, where to bring it and so much more. The use of AR and connected technology to optimize work processes and to allow easy scheduling is known under the umbrella term “smart warehouse ”. And while assembly lines, service, maintenance and many other areas benefit tremendously from integrated augmented reality solutions, it’s indeed the warehouse that currently experiences the fastest change. With more than 80 % of desk-less workers still not digitized, the potential for improvement is simply gigantic. And yet this is the state at which the majority of companies still operates!
With modern technology like augmented reality, robotics, the internet of things (iot) or artificial intelligence widely available, it seems absurd that a warehouse should be just a somewhat open space where you store goods.
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