Cold chain checks
Loaders check temperature rules before a load leaves the dock.
Pickers ask where an item is and what comes next, hands busy and eyes on the shelf.
Where’s SKU 88213?
Aisle 14, bay 3, level 2. Pick 6, then go to aisle 15.
How do I pack lithium batteries?
Use the labelled box type B and add the hazard sticker, per the handling guide.
This bin is empty. What now?
Scan the empty bin to report it and pick from the overflow location: aisle 20, bay 1.
Large warehouses have dead spots where Wi-Fi drops, and handheld apps stall. Special-handling rules for batteries, liquids or fragile items are easy to get wrong. Mistakes cause returns, damage and safety incidents.
Warehouse pickers and packers using rugged handhelds or wearable scanners.
Slotting maps and handling guides become the assistant’s knowledge.
Pickers ask by voice and keep their hands on the job.
New slotting data syncs to devices through the day.
No waiting for a slow app in a dead spot.
Special goods are packed the right way.
Voice answers keep pickers moving.
No. It answers questions on top of your existing system.
Yes, on devices with enough memory. This is checked during the pilot.
Yes. Each site gets its own layout data.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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