With the impact of new employment models, factories and warehouses are generally struggling to recruit workers. AMR point-to-point transport is suitable for performing repetitive manual labor, mixed human-machine scenarios, and easy automation upgrades without extensive deployment modifications.

During the picking operation, the automated logistics system carries the goods to a fixed station for picking, i.e., the goods move while the people do not. It significantly reduces the walking distance of picking operators, achieves picking efficiency several times higher than that of the "Goods to Person" model, and significantly reduces labor intensity, while having outstanding advantages in terms of storage density and labor savings.

Picking by piece, i.e., unpacking the entire box of goods and removing a portion of it. Goods are transported to workstations by autonomous mobile robots, and picking is completed by robotic arms instead of humans, significantly improving the quality of order preparation and effectively reducing the picking area footprint and its associated operating costs.

Bin to Person Picking can provide a variety of intelligent bin handling solutions for diverse customer scenarios, enabling intelligent handling, picking, sorting and other applications, which can carry multiple bins at a time, significantly improving picking efficiency, reducing labor costs, and helping warehouses achieve automated management.

The goods are transported to the workstations by multi-layer bin robots, which replace manual picking with robotic arms, significantly improving the quality of order preparation and effectively reducing the picking area footprint and its associated operating costs.