xPick.

Visa selection for logistics and armament.

xPick is a patented and award-winning “visual pick-up” solution. It offers support for manual sorting of orders, entry, exit and sorting of stores, stock control, sequencing and many other processes in logistics and armament.

As a warehouse or logistics manager, you are focused on making your warehouse bigger. productive and efficient. But the weapon order selectors still depend on RF readers carry paper lists or tablets to know what items you can get and where place them. This is a slow, confusing and subject to errors process.

And you can increase the speed of the process by up to 35 percent and obtain the orders true for the first time, always? This is where the xPick industrial augmented reality solution comes in.

Displaying step-by-step instructions and contextual information – such as phone number, location and images of necessary items – through smart eyes, or xPick guides you front-line employees through easy-to-follow visual work flows, freeing Both are mine for your real tasks.

• Reduces error rates for incorrect selections or lost items for quase zero.

• Accelerate the integration of staff and training without work with flows of guided digital work.

• Improve employee experience by making repetitive tasks more efficient, precise and ergonomic.

• Create customized workflows based on your needs, completely integrated with your existing warehouse management systems, such as JDA, Manhattan, MONTH and much more.

O xPick allows a quick and visually guided separation – with two more books – significantly reducing the number of separation errors. Control weight, barcode changes, localization, lack of text for documentation and others stages of the workflow help recruiters complete tasks more quickly and precise, consistently.

Also, user adoption is high due to the intuitive design of the graphical interface. user. xPick is a fully flexible augmented reality solution personalized that digitizes logistics and armament collection processes by various smart glasses and other wearables such as pulse and ring scanners.