8. WMS warehouse logistics – warehouse/factory real-time map High positional precision for low-rotation products Complete vision of the site, showing every single event in real-time List of the products contained on each site location (product type, quantity, supplier, location, arrival date,…) Monitoring of various site/location parameters (such as occupation %, quantity, rotation index, etc)
9. WMS warehouse logistics typical components arrival management via palm pc Company LAN Office 1 Office 2 Administration Matching between components arrival (travel documents) and Supplier order previously acquired. Order is confirmed or updated. Chip RFID To stick on pallet Automatic LOT generation (configurable by Customer)
10. WMS warehouse logistics – fork-lift missions for storage Database Storage of the product stored on the input area Via palm-pc, MapWarehouse discovers the most convenient place where to stock the product Movement orders are generated for stocking the product Forklift operators take in charge the movement order and perform the stocking Gate RFID Click on the location to see all the products/lots/Serial numbers contained PC PC “embedded”
11. WMS warehouse logistics algorithms of positioning and path-mission optimization Incoming pallet TAG - RFID printing Paper roll TAG - RFID dispenser TAG - RFID Chip RFID sticked on pallet Chip RFID sticked on shelf Match Order/DDT
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13. WMS warehouse logistics warehouse creation Easy and fast software startup Full system configuration using only the mouse A lot of configuration possibilities for best flexibility
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17. WFMS production process control WFMS (Workflow Management System) production process control
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19. Software tool for running workflows created by WorkflowDesigner WFMS production process control WorkflowStation
20. Server Reading S/N unit 111222334 Production SW Client RFID Reader WFMS production process control Workflow search and execution Workstation
21. Click on the working station to check which products/SN are contained WFMS production process control Completion percentage and monitoring(1)
22. Database Wireless Lan Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 WFMS production process control Completion percentage and monitoring(2)
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26. Factory devices interface – AGV movements with drag&drop(1) Just drag&drop a container between a position to another, it will cause the real movement of the Automatic Guided Vehicle through a specific communication protocol Depending on product type, the workflow automatically moves the containers in and out to/from the plant, when required by the specific task.
27. Rfid reader Tag Rfid Factory devices interface – AGV movements with drag&drop(2)
28. Depending on the product type, the workflow automatically switches on the plant and determines the depuration task duration. It can be configured manually. Different colours for different plant status Green: on Grey: off Blue: waiting for start Orange: discharging Factory devices interface – Automation of depuration plants example(1)
30. Factory devices interface – Sales office Sales office The sale order makes the workflow to run The workflow execution makes stopping depuration process, generates AGV missions, prepare lists for packaging and shipping
31. From the product lot on the package label, the system recieves the full process information Supplier and origin (catching area) Tasks list performed on this product lot Containers on which the product lot was Task details Factory devices interface – Process traceability (food traceability example)
32. Purchase Warehouse Production Customers Suppliers ERP/CRM Purchase Sales Warehouse Production Suppliers MapWarehouse Orders Invoice DDT Orders Invoice DDT IN/OUT Logist. Missions BoM Workflow Stock ERP & MapWarehouse data exchange DB Statist. Prices DB Statist. Prices ERP Integration Customers Sales MapWarehouse supplies typical ERP functionalities MapWarehouse can use an external ERP system
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