Image processing

• Warehouse Management System

• Freight Measurement System

In the logistics industry, the current situation is that the incoming inspection and cargo locationing must rely on the human eye. “Visual inspection using AI” and “Free location using Camera” is attracting attention as one of the solutions to those problems. The image processing solutions not only improve the accuracy of the inspection and locationing itself, but also save labor and enhance added value for companies.

• Warehouse Management System

  Free location management is a method to store products in vacant locations in the warehouse for reducing waste space. In order to store products efficiently, it’s a key to associate the location with the goods each time they are placed. We offer the solutions to detect vacant places and guide you to the free space to save operation time in the warehouse. Let the IT power contribute to build the most efficient working environment !

  

  Features

  ・Keep track on the changes of inventory quantity at each location by AI technology and Image Processing
  ・Shelf can be used efficiently because goods are stored in the empty space.
  ・Since it is difficult to manage inventory by using Excel or manual registration, we introduce a cloud-based inventory management system

• Freight Measurement System

  Regardless of the size of your warehouse, tracking packages, recording the dimensions and reporting damages of your incoming cargo can be a cumbersome task that can also impact on productivity. With our freight measurement system in place, you can benefit from improved efficiency as well as reduced costs. We contribute to streamline your cargo receiving process by IT measurement system.

  

  Features

  ・Reduce incoming cargo operation time and the burden on workers
  ・Generate damage report automatically and send it out by email
  ・Link to your existing control system and analyze each cargo damages to improve logistics quality
  ・Storage measurement data and pictures to the cloud for the logistics evidence