Voice

Anacapri Foods’ deployment of a voice solution supports 20% more order volume without adding DC staff. The N.J.-based distributor also benefits from analytics software that provides insight into picker throughput and performance.

Distribution centers no longer want voice for voice itself. Today it serves as one piece of an integrated solution for optimized operations.

Study from Persistence Market Research foresees strong growth for voice-directed solutions across food & beverages and grocery distribution to apparel and pharmaceutical supply

Survey by Voxware finds that beyond the spike in holiday shipping volume, retailers must accommodate new consumer behaviors and increased expectations

Learn how the flexibility of Voice Picking technology combined with AMRs is an attractive investment to increase order throughput compared to pick to conveyor applications

Unprepared distribution centers will struggle to meet consumer expectations in what is expected to be a make-or-break buying season.

AMRs provide exciting new opportunities to improve efficiency, but DC operators still need to think creatively about the best way to use the technology in their operations.

During the last several years, voice-directed work solutions have evolved beyond their roots in order picking. Suppliers now often support multiple device types, including rugged smart phones and smart glasses, and implementations may span multiple workflows. Here are four ways voice solutions have evolved, including plenty of analytics features for managers.

Matt Wicks (left), Chief Robotics Solutions Architect, Honeywell Intelligrated discussing workforce optimization, robotic integration and industrial internet of things (IIoT) connectivity in the distribution and fulfillment space.

Addressing the most common myths about Vocollect Voice in the warehouse. There are many myths about voice directed workflows and we are here to set the record straight.

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Coop’s highly automated distribution center handles more than 480,000 cases a day with pallet and case handling AS/RS and robotic palletizing.

Productivity has risen substantially—by 200% so far.

New technologies designed to meet these expectations and increase worker efficiency are being put to the test.

This guide will help you confidently move forward in your selection process knowing what technology you need for your warehouse, and how to select the right team to help you reach your goals.