Mobile, automated CarryPick robots lift and transport shelving units of items required for picking along an optimized route to workstations for order fulfillment.
The goods-to-person picking system is flexible and modular for easy scaling as needed to meet changing needs.
The compact robots carry loads up to 1,323 pounds, and they are directed by fleet manager software that coordinates vehicle travel and interaction using a Wi-Fi communication network.
Company Product Description
The CarryPick storage and order picking system adapts to changing customer demands. CarryPick is an innovative automated storage and picking system designed for multi-channel intralogistics. A swarm of mobile vehicles (KMP600), developed by Swisslog and KUKA, navigates via a grid to deliver mobile racks to workstations for picking and reducing the travel path for workers.
The workstations are safe and configurable to your requirements. They also reduce the picking error rate thanks to pick-by-light and pick pointer. Users benefit from an intuitive workstation interface making it easy to use and ensuring smooth processes.
React quickly to changes of goods range. The standard mobile racks can be customized for different sized and shaped articles. This is especially suitable for the fashion industry where clothes require hangers. Warehouse building requirements are also very modest. Thanks to the simplicity of its components, the system can easily be moved to another location. This also means the system can be installed in urban areas where builings have mostly low ceilings.
Start small and expand flexibly in line with your performance and growing volumes by adding more vehicles. Project implementation and employee training is accomplished very quickly. Complete installation takes less than 6 months.
