Monitoring Sensors on the SLAM Line for Trouble
Sensors can help you prevent issues before they lead to downtime—essential when peak season is on the way. We don’t have to tell you how critical peak season is to your operations. Whether you’re just coming off the holiday peak ...
Preventing Data Lag
Keep your SLAM line running smoothly. Automating the final 100 feet of your warehouse—the scan, label, apply and manifest (SLAM) tasks—is one of the best improvements you can make to ensure efficient shipping. Despite all the gains you can make ...
SLAM Solutions in the Pharmaceutical Industry
An area of high scrutiny, pharmaceuticals benefit from automate SLAM equipment. One of the most regulated industries in the country is Pharmaceuticals. Any warehouse that handles them must be aware of exactly what those regulations are and how to meet ...
Order Personalization with SLAM
Customers want to feel “seen.” SLAM helps you do that. First came the demands for overnight delivery, followed by same-day delivery. Now, the ecommerce experience is beginning to include an expectation for “custom order experience.” Buyers want to feel a ...
How SLAM Can Help with Returns
You can make your returns life easier when using SLAM before the boxes and mailers leave your facility. Returns is part of the warehousing business, and becoming more so as ecommerce continues to explode. They are an increasingly larger part ...
Maintain Your SLAM Equipment
Having a well-trained team in-house will keep your equipment humming. With ongoing labor shortages and increasing demand, warehouses are turning to automation more than ever. This comes in many forms, from material handling equipment like forklifts and conveyors, to autonomous ...
How SLAM Helps Get the Order Right
In the competitive ecommerce world, keeping customers means getting the order right. It also means your bottom line isn’t hurt from chargebacks and other penalties when you make a mistake. It also means your packages arrive undamaged, both on the ...
Optimize the Final 100 Feet
Efficient SLAM operations depend on software integration. Your shipping, labeling, applying, and manifesting (SLAM) area is a critical component to your overall operations. Known as the final 100 feet, SLAM is the final stop before your orders make their way ...
Using Peak Season for Next Season
Taking stock of your operations after peak season can set you up for future success. For most companies, peak season is just around the corner, and that means you are ramping up according to plans you carefully laid out. From ...
Measuring Efficiency in SLAM Operations
Regular monitoring of your last 100 feet can help keep errors down. If you are considering automating your warehouse’s last 100 feet—the area where scanning, labeling, applying and manifesting takes place—odds are you are trying to solve one of several ...