The PACSPLUS office of Tokei Densan Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Tokei Densan) has released 10 specific examples of improvements in pallet management operations. These examples serve as real cases for solving challenges and reducing costs in logistics settings. The released examples include cases that utilize the innovative automatic recognition technology "Chameleon Code." They provide detailed explanations of the application methods and effects, serving as valuable reference materials for understanding specific approaches to improving and streamlining pallet management operations. [10 examples of pallet management operations released by function] 1. Multiple item reading 2. High-angle reading 3. Multiple status management 4. Visualization of retention status 5. Document linking function during receipt and delivery 6. Lending/return function 7. Inter-location transfer function 8. High-speed reading function 9. Damage reading function 10. Long-distance reading function The materials released this time are believed to offer a new perspective for all logistics-related companies pursuing business improvement and logistics cost reduction. For more details, please refer to the related links or contact the PACSPLUS office directly.

With the expansion of e-commerce logistics, the volume of logistics has been increasing year by year, making the organization and tidiness of warehouse shelves in logistics sites a crucial task for improving operational efficiency. Even if the shelves inside the warehouse are organized, the increasing logistics volume has made the search and identification of each product more complicated than before the expansion of e-commerce logistics. Additionally, relying on human labor to prevent picking and shipping errors means that increasing labor hours becomes a trade-off in enhancing the accuracy of these tasks. As a result, the decline in the number of logistics processes handled per time period makes it difficult to improve the profit margins of logistics operational costs. To address and streamline such situations, our company recommends digital picking using AR that does not require wiring work. The introduction of this system only requires a smartphone and dedicated labels, making the implementation barrier low and allowing for immediate initiation. There are suitable and unsuitable work environments for the low-barrier "AR digital picking." We have provided explanations regarding these conditions in the related links below, and we hope you find them helpful.

On May 31st, we began offering materials that explain pallet management methods connected to logistics DX (digital transformation). If you are interested, we would be grateful if you could contact us using the information below. ● Inquiry Benefit: Introduction to the "Logistics DX Promotion Explanation Booklet" 【Target Audience】 Individuals in production and logistics operations who wish to achieve "clear operational efficiency improvements..." 【Key Points of this Booklet】 The booklet highlights how the introduction of a low-cost pallet management cloud service can maximize support for preventing container loss, real-time inventory tracking, and production/logistics planning. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the pallet management operations that maximize support for DX in the work environment.