Automated Warehousing

The rapid advancement of automation has sparked debates about whether humanoid robots could replace specialized logistics equipment like shuttle robots and Rail-Guided Vehicles (RGVs).  While humanoid robots promise versatility, current high-performance RGV systems, such as those produced by ​Suzhou Deli Intelligent Logistics Technology Co., Ltd.(Deli Group), demonstrate unparalleled efficiency and reliability in structured industrial environments, making them irreplaceable in the near term. 1. Technical Superiority of RGVs ​ Suzhou Deli ’s RGVs exemplify cutting-edge engineering tailored for dense storage and high-throughput logistics. These vehicles achieve a maximum speed of ​ 240 m/min ​ with ±2 mm positioning accuracy, ensuring rapid and precise material handling.  Their modular design supports customization for diverse scenarios, such as cold storage (-25°C compatibility) and heavy-load operations (1,500 kg capacity). In contrast, humanoid robots face challenges in match...

In smart warehousing, various types of lifter systems are used to enhance the efficiency of material handling, storage, and retrieval. These lifters, typically integrated with automation technologies, help move goods within the warehouse, improving speed, accuracy, and safety. Below are some of the common types of lifters used in smart warehouses: 1. Vertical Lifts (Vertical Lift Modules, VLM) Function : Vertical lift modules are automated systems that move products vertically between different levels of a warehouse or storage area. Application : They are often used for storing and retrieving small items, bins, trays, or boxes in high-density storage systems. Ideal for environments with limited floor space, such as parts or spare parts storage. Features : VLMs use a series of trays or shelves stacked vertically and can store items in a compact and organized manner. These lifters are integrated with Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) to facilitate quick, automated item retrieval. Adva...