Empowering Your Workforce: Integration of Wearables and AMRs to Increase Picking Productivity
Join us on June 20 to discover how integrating wearables and AMRs can revolutionize picking productivity and operational efficiency in your warehouse and manufacturing environments.
Date/Time
Thursday, June 20, 2024 2:00PM
Moderator
Roberto Michel, Senior Editor, Modern Materials Handling
Panelists
Matt Wicks, Vice President and General Manager of Robotics Automation, Zebra Technologies
Over half of fulfillment solution decision-makers rely on automation to increase worker efficiency and productivity. In this webinar, we will discuss the integration of wearable computers, AMRs, software, and analytics to drive picking productivity in warehouse and manufacturing environments.
The session will cover industry-leading solutions that unify the path of pickers and robots in an orchestrated, directed workflow all while enhancing operational visibility for decision makers.
Learn how you can:
- Strike a balance between throughput and minimal cycle time, optimizing every second of the workflow
- Return the reins of decision-making to operations leaders for true flexibility
- Optimize for the lowest cost per unit picked without sacrificing accuracy or performance
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