Customer Pain Points
Warehouse automation requires equipment selection, flow, interfaces, deployment, scaling and service planning, not just isolated equipment.
APPLICATIONS
Warehouse Automation
Configure the 3D Sorter Series around space, item profile, order rhythm and interfaces, connecting identification, induction, collection and packing. Agree equipment and system scope during solution design.
Solution LogicStart with the workflow then configure the equipment
Evaluate item profiles, destinations, peaks, site constraints and system interfaces in one plan.
WMS / ERP / MES
Business-system integration
Orders ↔ Results
Two-way data coordination
Waves · Outlets
Configuration and control
Operating Flow
Fit the equipment into the full operation
- 01Operation Review→
- 02Site Planning→
- 03Equipment Setup→
- 04System Commissioning→
- 05Delivery & Service
Recommended Configuration
Configure the 3D Sorter Series around space, item profile, order rhythm and interfaces, connecting identification, induction, collection and packing. Agree equipment and system scope during solution design.
Best-fit Scenarios
Warehouse automation fits customers moving from isolated equipment to systematic warehouse flow improvement.
- Warehouse operators upgrading picking, sorting, outbound and checking workflows
- System integrators connecting a stable sorting platform into larger automation projects
- Overseas warehouses, local integration projects and cross-border small-parcel sorting
Product Selection
Choose by warehouse scenario
| Scenario | Recommended product | Why it fits | Key metrics |
|---|---|---|---|
| High-throughput, multi-layer continuous sortation | 3D Sorter M | Multiple carts per column and large roll-cage chutes; direct manual induction or project-specific automatic induction. | Mechanical: 40,000 pcs/h · 200 customizable roll-cage chutes |
| Standard parcels and multi-destination sorting | 3D Sorter | Lifting single- or dual-cart-per-column structure, multiple chute formats, modular combinations and split-line operation. | Mechanical: 24,500 pcs/h · 1,000 customizable chutes |
| Non-conveyable, envelope and flat items | 3D Sorter E | For complex express and postal items, integrating induction through delivery to reduce manual NC re-sorting. | Mechanical: 31,000 pcs/h · 1,500 customizable chutes |
| Chute expansion, store replenishment and returns | 3D Sorter X | Adds chutes to the standard 3D Sorter in phases, with extension planned around the existing configuration and site conditions. | Mechanical: 11,000 pcs/h · 2,500 customizable chutes |
Data Needed from Customers
Automation planning assesses equipment, flow, interfaces, deployment and service boundaries together.
- Current workflow, bottleneck processes and labor configuration
- Target efficiency, peak volume, parcel profile and growth expectation
- WMS/ERP/MES interfaces, site network, electrical conditions and existing automation equipment
Solution Output
The output combines site reality with a path from configuration to delivery and service.
- Equipment combination, system interface and on-site deployment plan
- Chute expansion, induction expansion and expansion module reservation
- Operations support, after-sales service and local integrator cooperation path
Next Step
Turn this scenario into a deployable plan
Share site size, parcel profile, peak volume and destination flows for a specific product, chute, induction and integration recommendation.
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