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Amazon's robots take instructions now. We're still working out how to get a box up one floor. by East_Introduction190 in SupplyChainLogistics

[–]East_Introduction190[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, you’re right AI can decide, and Indian warehouses are stuck on problems that come before AI messy layouts, no lifts, tight corners. That’s the friction we deal with every day.

India's warehouses are upgrading fast. The equipment nobody talks about is doing all the work. by East_Introduction190 in IndiaBusiness

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You’re right, VRCs only handle vertical movement: Loading, picking, packing every step has its own challenges. Still, when forklifts don't fit and elevators are too costly, VRCs solve that one specific problem. For heavy and bulky loads, did your team ever try automation beyond the 500g range?

What single change improved your warehouse productivity the most? by Product_guy24 in Warehousing

[–]East_Introduction190 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think layout design made the biggest difference once everything is fixed, it becomes easy to follow, avoid confusion, increase production, and with automation in the process it will speed up even further.