INTRODUCTION:

With the development of the logistics industry and the continuous innovation of technology, more warehousing enterprises began to adopt intelligent unmanned three-dimensional warehouse, its main advantage is to save a lot of time and labor costs, and can achieve high efficiency of the operation process. In practical applications, do we need manual intervention? In this article, we will explore this issue and the need for these interventions.

1. RELIABILITY OF INTELLIGENT SYSTEM

The success of intelligent unmanned warehouse largely depends on the reliability of intelligent system. High-quality intelligent systems automate a wide range of tasks, such as unloading, loading and unloading. Even if these systems are indeed reliable, human intervention is needed to ensure their smooth operation. Manual intervention can help to check the normal operation of the equipment and monitor the operation effect of the system to ensure the stability of the equipment.

2. SECURITY

When handling high-value, fragile or easily contaminated goods, ensuring safety is of Paramount importance. Although the intelligent system can autonomously manage the intelligent unmanned three-dimensional warehouse, manual intervention is needed to monitor and check whether there are abnormal conditions in each operation link. In this case, human intervention is a key measure to ensure the safety of the process, and they can take appropriate action immediately to protect the safety of the cargo.

3. MANUAL INTERVENTION CAN SAVE TIME AND COST

Although intelligent unmanned three-dimensional warehouses greatly save time and labor costs, manual intervention is also required to ensure the smooth operation of equipment and work processes. Performing scheduled maintenance, checking equipment for proper operation, repairing damaged equipment, and cleaning the working environment are all key factors in saving time and money.

4. RESPOND TO SPECIAL NEEDS

Although intelligent systems can already perform many different operations, there are still some special scenarios or needs that require human intervention. For example, when the system does not correctly judge the quality or quantity of a certain item, human intervention is required to fix it, and the intelligent system cannot correct its incorrect operation. In this case, human intervention is necessary to ensure proper execution of the work process.

5. MAN-MACHINE COLLABORATION

In the intelligent unmanned three-dimensional warehouse, man-machine cooperation is necessary. Although intelligent systems are capable of self-learning, it is impossible to solve all situations. In some cases, the expertise and judgment of human workers far outstrips that of intelligent systems. Therefore, even in a fully intelligent warehouse, personnel still need to regularly check and supervise the operation of the system.

CONCLUSION:

From the above discussion, it can be seen that even with a fully intelligent unmanned three-dimensional warehouse, human intervention is still necessary to ensure the stable operation of equipment and work processes. This does not reduce the efficiency and productivity of intelligent warehouses, but saves time and costs while maintaining safety and accuracy. Finally, the combination of human intervention and intelligent technology makes the intelligent unmanned three-dimensional warehouse more perfect and makes the logistics industry more efficient.