Order Picking with Intelligent Robotics
A tightly scheduled picking process, an automated shuttle warehouse, and in the middle of it all, a manual step that slows everything down. OPO Oeschger was looking for a solution that would fit into existing structures without changing them. Sereact impressed with a robot-based solution that uses artificial intelligence and works immediately. The robotics integrate seamlessly into existing processes and ensure a noticeable increase in efficiency.
OPO Oeschger is a Swiss family-owned company headquartered in Kloten, founded in 1926 and now employing around 300 people. With a range of more than 70,000 items, OPO Oeschger is one of the leading suppliers of fittings and components for carpenters, wood, glass, and metal construction, as well as for schools and resellers. In addition to furniture and kitchen fittings, the range also includes door and building fittings, machines, and tools. In its logistics, OPO Oeschger consistently relies on highly automated processes to deliver not only quickly but also reliably. Order picking is also being specifically developed with new technologies to meet increasing demands.
When standard solutions don’t help
Many processes in logistics at OPO Oeschger are already automated. Nevertheless, the goal was to identify new potential. There was a particular need for…
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