Labor efficiency and cost

Manual handling is affected by factors such as fatigue and emotions, and the actual effective working time is less than 70%, making it difficult to achieve 24-hour continuous operation, resulting in low efficiency. The recruitment, training, and management costs of forklift drivers have been increasing year by year.

There are safety hazards present

Traditional forklifts and manual handling have long and frequent paths, low efficiency, and high error rates. Once accidents such as collisions and injuries occur, companies will face huge compensation and the risk of work stoppage.

Difficulty in warehouse management

The traditional warehousing model lacks automated handling technology and faces problems such as pressure on inbound and outbound traffic, complex and variable cargo types, and space utilization bottlenecks, resulting in low operational efficiency.

Multiple types of accessories

Spare parts exhibit the characteristics of multiple varieties and small batches, with low efficiency in matching supply and demand, difficult inventory management, multiple product types, low efficiency in warehouse operations, and limited space resources.