Guide to Warehouse Labelling
Effective warehouse labelling as an identification system is one of the most important aspects of warehouse management, and with the different types of labels it can be confusing at times.
Read More13.03.2023
Autonomous Mobile Robotics (AMR) have become an increasingly popular solution for businesses looking to improve their operations and cut carbon emissions. Geek+, a mobile robotics solutions provider, recently announced that their robots saved over 127,000 tonnes of carbon emissions and 16 million kWh in energy in 2022. But how exactly do these robots achieve such significant carbon savings?
AMR replaces high-energy-consuming logistics equipment, such as conveyor belts and forklifts, which require considerable electrical power to operate. Additionally, robots are programmed to transport goods efficiently and effectively without the need to create an environment comfortable for human operatives. This change in the climate reduces the use of electricity, lighting, and air conditioning in the warehouse, as robots can operate in darker, cooler areas than traditional equipment.
AMR robots have low power consumption and long battery life expectancy, which is 60% higher than the industry average. This means they can operate for extended periods without a recharge, reducing the energy required to power the robots. Additionally, AMR solutions are designed to optimise their routes, ensuring they take the shortest path possible to transport goods, further reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.
By streamlining operations, AMR robots can help businesses reduce waste and improve sustainability. They can be programmed to pick up and transport goods more efficiently, reducing the time and energy required to move goods from one place to another. This can help businesses reduce their carbon footprint by cutting down on unnecessary movements and minimising waste generated during the logistics process.
Finally, AMR providers like Geek+ are committed to sustainable practices throughout the manufacturing process. Geek+ insists on up to 80% reusable robot parts, long battery life cycles, battery recycling partners, and smart logistics planning throughout the manufacturing process. This ensures that the robots are produced sustainably and can be recycled at the end of their life cycle.
In summary, Autonomous Mobile Robotics can achieve significant carbon savings by replacing high-energy-consuming logistics equipment, using low-power consumption and long battery life, streamlining operations, and committing to sustainable manufacturing practices. As the push towards sustainability continues, more and more businesses will likely turn to AMR solutions to help them cut carbon emissions and improve their overall sustainability.
If you’re interested in implementing Autonomous Mobile Robotics (AMR) solutions for your business, contact us at SEC Storage. As specialists in AMR solutions and strategic partners to Geek+, we have the expertise and experience to help you achieve significant carbon savings, streamline your operations, and improve your overall sustainability. Let us help you take the first step towards a more sustainable future. Contact us today to learn more.
Effective warehouse labelling as an identification system is one of the most important aspects of warehouse management, and with the different types of labels it can be confusing at times.
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Read MoreEffective warehouse labelling as an identification system is one of the most important aspects of warehouse management, and with the different types of labels it can be confusing at times.
Read MoreThe warehousing industry plays a vital role in the global supply chain - as businesses strive towards a more sustainable future, incorporating eco-friendly practices becomes increasingly important.
Read More“The best handling solutions involve the least handling. Handling adds to the cost but not to the value of the product”
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