2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ifacol.2019.11.137
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Model of the Automated Warehouse Management and Forecasting System in the Conditions of Transition to Industry 4.0

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“…With the continuous application of modern technology in the warehousing field, the coal industry was gradually transformed and upgraded from a small to medium, chaotic system, to a large-scale, intelligent, and intensive production model. The empowerment of information technology, such as EAM (Enterprise Asset Management) (Zhang et al 2018), WMS (Lototsky et al 2019), ERP (Enterprise Resources Planning) systems (Ng and Ip 2003), IoT, and Remote Radio Frequency (RRF) (Tosun and Zaim 2018), has effectively improved warehouse capacity, utilization, and access efficiency.…”
Section: Developmental Status Of Coal Warehousingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the continuous application of modern technology in the warehousing field, the coal industry was gradually transformed and upgraded from a small to medium, chaotic system, to a large-scale, intelligent, and intensive production model. The empowerment of information technology, such as EAM (Enterprise Asset Management) (Zhang et al 2018), WMS (Lototsky et al 2019), ERP (Enterprise Resources Planning) systems (Ng and Ip 2003), IoT, and Remote Radio Frequency (RRF) (Tosun and Zaim 2018), has effectively improved warehouse capacity, utilization, and access efficiency.…”
Section: Developmental Status Of Coal Warehousingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is at this stage that most problems arise in connection with the product master data [15]. While research in the realm of digitalisation and data synchronisation in the supply chain posits that product data are an unquestionable actuality [4,5,7,[16][17][18][19][20][21], or implies that they are necessary [18,19,22,23], one might be inclined to deduce that precise and punctual product data are an indisputable truth, thus rendering further extensive research unnecessary. Recent studies reveal that the quality of product data is pivotal for improving performance through the digitalisation process [24], and digitalisation is indispensable for the survival of organisations in the market [25,26].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vision is the most significant mechanism through which humans perceive their surroundings and acquire information, particularly in the area of industrial inspection [1]. For the target identification system with more complex background, the accurate acquisition of edge information is more important.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%