Order Picking with Head-Up Displays

Guo, Anhong; Wu, Xiaolong; Shen, Zhenzhong; Starner﻿﻿, Thad; Baumann, Hannes; Gilliland, Scott

doi:10.1109/mc.2015.166

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“…It is an approach that is used for example in storage logistics. This problem is in detail described by Guo et al [5]. As one of the results of their research is the application of head-up displays which reduce errors in logistics processes and increases their efficiency.…”

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Application of virtual and augmented reality in automotive

Čujan¹,

Fedorko

Mikušová

2020

Open Engineering

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AbstractNowadays, virtual reality enters engineering work. It is widely used in various sectors. It brings new possibilities that result is increasing of productivity and reliability of production, quality of products and processes. One of the areas where virtual reality has been used more and more is logistics. Virtual reality and especially augmented reality offer above all in the area of logistics a perspective related with increasing of effectiveness of processes.Wide possibilities for virtual reality use in logistics can be found in the automotive industry. The paper describes an application of the method of video-mapping in storage logistics. The paper also describes its practical use as a tool for increasing the efficiency of logistics processes, which was presented by a reduction of the processing time of the shipment picking by 10%. The paper also points out the possibilities for applying this method in other industrial areas, it is possible to use the experience gained in automotive and described in this paper.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Application of virtual and augmented reality in automotive

Čujan¹,

Fedorko

Mikušová

2020

Open Engineering

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“…In warehouse order picking, Guo et al (2015) carried out an experiment comparing the number of picking errors associated with various types of picking information systems. They found that systems in which the picking information is conveyed by a HUD or a cart-mounted display resulted in markedly fewer picking errors than did pick-by-light or a paper pick list.…”

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confidence: 99%

Links between kit quality and kit preparation design

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Hanson

Medbo

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International Journal of Production Research

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Kitting is a materials-feeding principle commonly used with mixed-model assembly, but literature is lacking with respect to how kit quality can be supported. The purpose of this paper is to create an understanding of the links between kit preparation design aspects and kit preparation error types, that can be useful to support kit quality. The paper draws on empirical data from a multiple case study in the automotive industry to study how typical kit errors are linked to eight kit preparation design aspects: location, work organisation, storage policy, batching policy, storage packaging, kit carrier and container, picking information system, and error communication. The findings suggest several opportunities related to kit preparation design aspects for preventing kit errors and facilitating kit error corrections. The paper extends earlier knowledge and can support kit quality of industrial kit preparation.

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“…Only in few cases some specific application scenarios of the industrial sector have been analyzed. For instance, Paelke [18] analyzed how workers can be supported using augmented reality and Guo et al [9] showed how picking processes in logistics can be simplified using head-up displays for employees. Even though there exists some research about the use of wearable computers in enterprises and the industrial sector, the adoption of wearable computers in enterprises has not been covered yet.…”

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confidence: 99%