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Picavi’s pick-by-vision solution now enables users to input information by voice. Workers can activate the microphone on their smart glasses and issue instructions to the software controlling the system through voice commands.

Augmented reality wearables help efficiency by assisting workers through the integration of technology into their actual field of vision, like the Pick-By-Vision glasses from Picavi.

Robotics and automation makes you think speed, efficiency, and higher productivity. However, there is a key component that is often lacking. Take the example of a grocery story cashier being replaced by a robot — teaching the robot how to pick up a banana without squishing seems to be a futile task, but the robot lacks human intelligence and natural ability to be flexible and adjust to the new requirements. Today we welcome to the show Johanna Bellenberg, joining us all the way from Germany.

This feature allows staff in the control room to communicate directly with individual workers or a team of workers, regardless of their current location in the warehouse. This makes it possible to share important messages during operations without drops in productivity.

The old picking methods of paper, pick-to-light, and voice-picking are almost impossible when employees must practice social distancing, use PPE (personal protective equipment), and avoid contact that could potentially exacerbate the spread of Covid-19.

DB Schenker has successfully introduced Picavi’s smart glasses in order-picking operations, with the goal of implementing the smart picking solution as standard procedure across multiple locations.

As well as sending text messages, the microphone in the smart glasses can be used to send voice messages between the control room and workers. This remote support function enables contactless, bidirectional and individual communication in the warehouse. The system features two methods of communication, together with two priority levels.