How can high-level racks facilitate more efficient storage and retrieval of goods?

The traditional racks are mainly designed for manual item retrieval, with their height typically set below 3 meters. The upgraded high-rise shelf racks, on the other hand, have become the standard in modern warehousing due to their outstanding space utilization. It is impossible for humans to directly retrieve goods from the upper shelves, let alone that relying solely on human effort would result in low efficiency. So, how can the high-rise racks achieve more efficient item retrieval? Let's find out.

Automation can be achieved through the addition of CTU container robot systems for automated item retrieval. Their lifting height can reach over 6 meters, marking an important milestone in the upgrade of racks for item retrieval. The container robot can perform fully automated item retrieval, enabling person-to-goods picking, significantly reducing the time spent traveling and searching, and achieving a qualitative improvement in efficiency.

The efficient retrieval of items on high-rise racks is a collaborative operation involving technology, strategy, and management. By equipping with professional forklifts, implementing scientific inventory strategies, and complementing with intelligent WMS systems, the storage advantages of the high-rise space can be transformed into tangible operational efficiency advantages, thus gaining an advantage in the fierce market competition.