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Ruby Neural

Where the goods are and how long they take to move.

Ruby Neural looks at the warehouse and the loading bay: empty racking slots, loading times, forklifts and bulk goods.

The system says one thing and the racking says another.

The warehouse has a system that knows what there should be. What there really is, you find out by going down to look, and that is why stocktaking happens twice a year and not twice a day.

The same goes for the loading bay. You know which lorries have come, but not how long each one was stood there, which one got stuck or why. The figure exists in the bay supervisor's head, and only until Thursday.

And all of that is hours: of a lorry waiting, of an empty slot nobody refills and of a forklift going round in circles.

Looking is quicker than going down to count.

The aisle camera sees the whole racking run. You mark on the image which positions have to be watched and from then on you know which ones are empty and since when.

On the loading bay it measures the time of each operation: when the lorry arrives, when unloading starts, when it finishes and when it leaves. Four moments that turn a feeling into a series you can compare week on week.

None of this requires touching the management system: the figure is sent to it once it exists.

A warehouse seen from above with the roof taken off, in the middle of the working day. On the left, four aisles of tall racking full of pallets, with forklifts coming in and out; on the right, the loading bays with two lorries docked. In the centre, on a floor marked with yellow lines, several people in high-visibility vests pick orders at packing benches and move pallets.

What it understands.

  • Empty slots in racking and vacant positions, with how long they have been that way.
  • Bay times: arrival, start, finish and departure for each operation.
  • Pallets and items: how many there are, how many come in and how many go out.
  • Forklifts and trucks: where they go, where they stop and which areas they enter.
  • Unsafe loads, badly strapped or badly stacked.
  • The level of bulk material in hoppers and piles.

Lo que Ruby Neural entiende

4 detecciones grabadas.

Logística, carga y almacén.

Ruby
Carga insegura
Ruby
Detecta puertas abiertas y cerradas
Ruby
Controla el stock de pallets
Ruby
Detecta pasillos ocupados por toros

Cada una es una grabación del sistema funcionando. Pasa el ratón por encima —o tabula hasta ella— para verla en movimiento.

Where it is used.

Warehousing and distribution

Racking slots, pallets in the marshalling area, aisle order and stock in plain sight.

Loading bays

Operation time per lorry, hold-ups and manoeuvring in the dock.

Airport: baggage

Belts, build-ups, fallen items and flow traceability.

Bulk materials

Pile level, hopper filling and lorry loading.

Casos grabados

Funcionando, en sitios de verdad.

Gestión inteligente de estanterías en almacén con Infinity Neural

Ruby Neural: Revolucionando la seguridad y eficiencia en muelles de carga

Ruby Neural: Revolucionando el almacenaje inteligente de materiales a granel .

What it does not do.

It does not read what is written on the box. It does not replace the barcode or RFID: it knows there is a pallet and where it is, not which product code it is carrying.

What it does is cover the gap between two code reads, which is where almost all the time goes.

What it takes.

  • The whole racking run or the whole dock in the field of view, with no columns hiding positions.
  • Enough height to see the slot and not just the front of the pallet.
  • If you have to tell one product code from another, this is not enough: you need the barcode or RFID.

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