awesome setup - used several high volume 3pls and always hated how many touches and inefficient. The robots need to have buttons closer to the user - reaching to hit the touch screen is going to get very old and is a waste of time.
Even the low wage jobs they used to call it will require or expect their employees to have advanced technical/computing background to work efficiently and effectively in the environment where AI plays the vital role in companies growth.
"World’s most advanced robotic warehouse " is a very bold claim when there are international competitors to your system with solutions that waste a lot less floor space. Maybe you have the most advanced system in the US but I doubt in the world. US != World.
The US probably has the most advanced robotic warehouses in the world given that the biggest online retailers in the world are in America, but this probably isn’t the most advanced warehouse. It’s probably just a click bait title.
Well, China has a lower cost of labor, so it’s actually cheaper for them to use fewer machines and more humans. Automation is often first implemented in higher labor cost areas
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That’s the simplest and best automated warehouse system I’ve seen!
Well explained :)
Great warehouse management and picking solution. So much detail in planning and execution. Game changer.
They should design a grocery store with robot pickers.
It’s already done
automation could bring
for the workers
a big warehouse
with a small warehouse feeling
an alternative to the chest of drawers is a mcdrive like this one installed in every city
I'm very excited about these emerging technologies. I think they're going to help close the gap between the small e-commerce website and Amazon.
awesome setup - used several high volume 3pls and always hated how many touches and inefficient.
The robots need to have buttons closer to the user - reaching to hit the touch screen is going to get very old and is a waste of time.
Absolutely, I don’t think that design with the extended arm will pass an ergonomic review
Who makes the robots? What’s the company name?
Brightpick: brightpick.ai/
WHo would win in a fight Brightpick bots or Tesla Optimus?
Even the low wage jobs they used to call it will require or expect their employees to have advanced technical/computing background to work efficiently and effectively in the environment where AI plays the vital role in companies growth.
Soooooo how does restocking work?
07:14 - Replenishment
Very cool!
Are these robots Made in USA?
They are made in Europe
🤖🧡
Pretty cool, but these systems don't usually have a lot of AI in them.
"World’s most advanced robotic warehouse " is a very bold claim when there are international competitors to your system with solutions that waste a lot less floor space. Maybe you have the most advanced system in the US but I doubt in the world. US != World.
Yep. The usual US hype machine at work 😂
The US probably has the most advanced robotic warehouses in the world given that the biggest online retailers in the world are in America, but this probably isn’t the most advanced warehouse.
It’s probably just a click bait title.
Tell us which systems are better. Please
That's just marking hype.
COOL
I bet there are 100 warehouses in bigger and more automated than this in China.
they are already.... only 4 people works on every shift
Do you know of any with in-isle picking? That thing is impressive.
Well, China has a lower cost of labor, so it’s actually cheaper for them to use fewer machines and more humans. Automation is often first implemented in higher labor cost areas
RIP jobs
Fanuc ; Mitsubishi ; Denso ; Nachi ;
Kawasaki ; Yaskawa ; etc ;
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Nah, i would still call it micromanaging.
so no middle class jobs anymore
Middle class?
When did menial job like fetching stuff become middle class?
Warehouse work has never been a middle class job lol I think you are confusing warehouses with unionized automotive plants
@@AntTurner so DR's and Software pros work in warehouses - amazing when did that happen Brah
@@zack2366 Only a hand full in an entire warehouse, negligible amount of the population