Runoff strategy
The Stitch-by-Stitch Strategy for Minimizing Unnecessary Movements: How It Works and Variations
The back-and-forth aisle strategy (also known as the return strategy) describes a route in which the picker enters an aisle only as far as the last pick location requires and then returns along the same path—it is therefore a strategy that involves repeating aisles, since each aisle visited is traversed twice. Here, too, there are two variants: In the non-skipping variant, every aisle is entered—even if it contains only a single pick position. In the skipping variant, aisles without pick positions are skipped entirely, which is the most commonly used form in practice and achieves the greatest route savings.
Runoff strategy - Solves the following Problems!
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Long driving distances
Congestion due to Encountering Traffic
Frequent Aisle Repetitions
Long Distances without Picks
Long Transport Distances
Long walking distances
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Runoff strategy - The Following Solutions can also Solve the Pain Point
Here you can find other solutions, which are suitable for the optimization of the pain points (Long driving distances) as well as variants of the current solution.Movement Strategies: S-Shape
- Complete passage through a s-shape route
- Minimal planning effort thanks to a simple control structure
- Ideal for high and consistent pick density
Rider Double Stacker
- Combination of low- and high-lift functions
- Transporting two pallets at the same time
- Ideal for high throughput
ABC zoning edge-based
- Distribution of articles according to access frequency
- Reduces walking time and congestion
- Prioritizes inventory
ABC zoning in a segment layout
- Distribution of articles according to access frequency
- Reduces walking time and congestion
- Prioritizes inventory
ABC Zoning in a stripe layout
- Distribution of articles according to access frequency
- Reduction of travel times and traffic congestion
- Prioritize inventory
Horizontal Order Picker
- Efficient order picking at floor or low shelf levels
- Ride-on platform and long forks to increase production
- Automatic following system possible
Rider High Lift Stacker
- Ergonomic and time-saving, especially for long distances
- Combination of lifting and driving for efficient pallet handling
- Suitable for a medium lifting height
Counterbalanced truck
- Direct load pick-up due to integrated counterweight
- High load capacity and robust design
- Versatile use, even in changing locations and ground conditions
