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Changlan Technology partners with Galaxis to launch intelligent automated warehouse, achieving goods-to-person operations
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Changlan Technology has collaborated with Galaxis to upgrade its traditional manual forklift warehouse into a goods-to-person model using a four-way pallet shuttle warehouse plus AGV transport, and has put it into operation. The racking has 15 levels and provides storage for no fewer than 1,300 pallets within the space specified in the agreement. The project is said to save more than 2,200 square meters of warehouse space after commissioning, increase assembly line efficiency by more than 80%, and enable daily inventory clearance and settlement.
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- Changlan Technology: From 'person-to-goods' to 'goods-to-person,' a reconstruction of warehouse operation logic
Changlan Technology partnered with Galaxis to upgrade its traditional manual forklift warehouse into a 'goods-to-person' model using a four-way pallet shuttle rack system plus AGV transport, with 15 rack levels and storage for no fewer than 1,300 pallets. After the project went into operation, it saved more than 2,200 square meters of warehouse space, raised assembly line efficiency by more than 80%, and achieved daily inventory clearing and settlement. Three software systems—OES, PES, and RCS—handle task decomposition, shuttle scheduling, and AMR fleet traffic control, respectively, supporting fault-tolerant operation that 'degrades efficiency but does not stop the line.'
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