Farmitoo magazine reports about our Pick-by-Vision solution.
Here you can find the article.
The contract logistics pioneer Fiege is also setting new standards in the field of pick-by-vision: The company, which already uses the Picavi solution, has now ordered 40 more pairs of smart glasses for its site in Worms. In addition, the Fiege branch in Großbeeren will now also be equipped with the smart glasses. Fiege has purchased more than a dozen from Picavi for its logistics center near Berlin. Picavi sees these projects as milestones in the company’s development.
At work, most of us like to organize our day to be as varied and productive as possible. Modern technology gives us several ways to do this, but everything still revolves around strict, visual process guidance.
Our customer FIEGE hosted an Innovation Day at a site in Hamburg. Interested customers had the chance to experience logistics innovations in one of their warehouses. Next to a picking-robot of a start up from Munich – Magazino – our pick by vision solution was also part of the event. Around 40 visitors were able experience our smart glasses live.
Of course, today!
Since 2013, we have focused exclusively on using smart glasses in logistics. We call it pick by vision. In this time, we’ve learned that success depends on a lot more than just the smart glasses themselves.
Since 2013, we have focused exclusively on using smart glasses in logistics. We call it pick by vision. In this time, we’ve learned that success depends on a lot more than just the smart glasses themselves.
Everyone is always talking about how B2C is overtaking B2B. But in day-to-day logistics operations, the differences between the two are becoming ever fewer. That is why we no longer differentiate between B2C and B2B. We call everything H2H: Human-to-Human.
The Enterprise Wearable Technology Summit (EWTS) is the leading event focused on the use of wearable technology for industrial enterprise applications.
We were very happy to be part of it!
Check out the podium discussion led by Johanna Bellenberg (Director of Marketing & Communications) with leading contributors from Walmart, GE Transportation, Gensler, USPS, and FM Global.
One of the questions we often hear is: “What about the radiation from the smart glasses?” It’s a reasonable question. After all, data transmission via WLAN or Bluetooth does not happen by magic. In this issue of Headstarter, we’ll address concerns and bust some myths!