Explore a sample warehouse automation preparation
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Sample project
Picking Automation Planning Example
Medium-size e-commerce warehouse preparing to evaluate AMR-assisted picking and goods-to-person preparation to reduce walking distance and peak overtime.
Preparation path
Structure the warehouse situation
ReadyFacility context, volumes, processes, systems, and current technology documented.
Review preparation maturity
ReadyReadiness profile completed. Process clarity and technology foundation are the strongest areas.
Evaluate automation areas
In progressAMR-assisted picking identified as worth evaluating based on the sample operating profile. Goods-to-person preparation also flagged for review.
Prepare supplier discussions
ReadySupplier questions available. Key questions cover operational fit, integration, evidence, and commercial assumptions.
Validate business-case assumptions
In progressIndicative investment and benefit ranges available. Key assumptions still need internal validation before supplier discussions.
Review planning documents
ReadyPreparation documents are available for internal review and export as Word or PDF.
Planning outputs
Warehouse situation
Facility context
18,000 sqm · 45 staff · 12,000 order lines/day
Current technology
Manual picking with barcode scanning
Readiness
Automation areas
AMR-assisted picking
Goods-to-person preparation
Supplier questions
Sample questions (3 of 20)
“What throughput per robot unit is achievable at our order volume and pick path length?”
“How does the system handle peak periods exceeding 150% of average daily volume?”
“What WMS integration is required and what is the typical implementation timeline?”
Business-case assumptions
Sample figures only. Not a guaranteed ROI or payback period.
Documents
Export: Word / PDF
Key planning signals from this sample
- AMR-assisted picking is identified as worth evaluating for this sample operating profile, based on order volume, pick path length, and floor layout.
- Goods-to-person preparation may also warrant evaluation, but would require more extensive process changes and a higher initial investment.
- Walking distance and peak-season overtime are primary cost drivers and should be measured before business-case assumptions are finalised.
- Order growth, WMS compatibility, and seasonal demand patterns still need supplier validation.
- Pilot scope, staff redeployment, and change management should be discussed internally before supplier meetings begin.
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