Automated Warehouse of the Future In Japan - Sagawa X-Frontier

This new superhub in Tokyo is a state-of-the-art, automated logistics facility developed by Sagawa Global, one of Japan's largest delivery companies. Using A.I. and an army of robots, stock management is handled completely by machines. Organizing the space in the storerooms, transporting items between buildings and even delivering products, directly to the staff working at the dispatch station.
We went to take a tour of the facility to see how these robots operate autonomously and learn about the latest warehouse management in Japan!
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[@28Cazo]

The Boots Warehouse here have similar robots, not as sophisticated though. I was most impressed with the Sagawa packing machine. That is awesome!!

[@JapanGo]

Ah Yes, the packing machine was impressive too! - Yasu

[@fctimatr7822]

thank you so much for sharing, gonna use this video for my warehousing presentation

[@jessf493]

Thank you for sharing.

[@JapanGo]

Thank you for watching!

[@fole4125]

The place featured kinda reminds me of Amazon's warehouses.

[@JapanGo]

It does serve as a fullfilment center for a lot of e-commerce businesses, so while I've never been inside and Amazon warehouse, I'd imagine they look fairly similar. - Julian

[@renookami4651]

Videos about similar robots in warehouses located in the UK already existed in 2015. Safe to assume that the new generations of similar designs are spread worldwide nowdays.

[@hai2489]

Mantap Jiwa👍

[@JapanGo]

😊

[@CindyLuo-fv1dj]

Hello!Do you need battery for the robot?

[@rasheduzzaman1524]

THIS WORK I KNOW

[@rokuken]

My first question to the guy would be: “So, how many people lost their jobs by being replaced in the warehouse?”

[@JapanGo]

Well this is a brand new facility, so actually 0 people were replaced. The robots were there from the start. - Julian

[@rokuken]

@@JapanGo Oh! Didn’t know that. But honestly, if this prospers and other companies notice it, it might happen.

[@HardKore5250]

@@rokuken 2023 bipartisan universal basic income

[@renookami4651]

Another question is "How many people previously 'overqualified' now have maintenance jobs in warehouses like these?" (or are not acounted in the staff because the company call third-party repair companies) Remember that everything have a trade-off and coins are not one-sided.

[@rokuken]

@@renookami4651 To answer the first part of the question, if the person is overqualified, I’m 99% sure the company didn’t hire them. And that is a mindset I will never understand.

[@yogadarmawan3051]

Unfortunately their robot otto and geek+ in this video was made by foreign company. Japan technology in warehouse Robotics is not good enough

[@renookami4651]

More like "why bother when we can already get something that exists for cheaper" xD