How Digital Twin Studio® Helps Warehouse Engineers Make Smarter Choices Without Spreadsheets
Sometimes, warehouse management and continuous improvement can feel like a guessing game.
"Which slotting, putaway, and replenishment configuration gives us the best UPH?”
"How should I adjust my waving and pick releases to achieve the best efficiency every day?"
“How do I zone my warehouse to optimize AMR usage?"
Read moreImproving Manufacturing Practices with Digital Twin Studio®
With the economy as it is and funds being more closely scrutinized before spending authorization, it is imperative you understand the advantageous and capabilities of a system before making a purchase. Simcad Pro's patented dynamic simulation® engine delivers unmatched technology to users looking to identify, analyze and optimize manufacturing operations.
Distribution Center Slotting and Optimization Using SimulationSimulation and optimization have been used for many years to improve internal operations like receiving and shipping in warehouses and distribution centers. Most of these simulation environments are built on distributions and potential scenarios, rather than actual warehouse flows. This case study presents an improved method to optimize the warehouse using an actual outbound dataset that takes into consideration seasonality, SKU slotting, rack types, and pick path. Moreover, the generated simulation model is used for slotting analysis and optimization.
Read more Manufacturing Digital Twin Digital Twin Studio® creates a virtual replica of the Live Plant including Machinery, material handling, automation, assembly, kanbans, resources, shifts, and schedules. Represents a virtual replica of the actual manufacturing facility including all of its special constraints, equipment, process flows, batching, changeover and tooling.The Digital Twin performs similarly to the live operation, exhibits the same behavior when subjected to the plant constraints and accounts for both capacity and manpower constraints.
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