AutoStore Logistic - Technical presentation

Hatteland Logistics located in Nedre Vats, south of norway - has developed this amazing logistic system. the photage in this video is shot at Komplett.no in Sandefjord and Hattelco in Arendal. Both companies use AutoStore as a part of their logistics. Film made Hatteland Solutions, Directed/Edited/Photo by Eivind jul Wibe Fiksdal.

[@Smennyboy]

I ordered my new computer yesterday, so hopefully this system can deliver all of the parts today!

[@ravindertalwar553]

Congratulations 👏 and all the best for your success and happiness ❤️

[@legobrickabrac]

So who actully owns this idea because Ocado Retail seem to have a more advance system like this and they say they invented it?

[@evilfish2000]

@Mannafett I think it's hard to compare them actually. Been reading up on the systems for fun. AutoStore is by far the best in space efficiency, but it has limitation when it comes the size of goods, where KIVA can handle large item. I do not know about wieght limitation for autostore, but i KIVA can have fiarly heavy TV sets.

[@jeffreyindri]

In order to take the box below that this is necessary to remove first the top, five or more boxes and place them somewhere else?

[@sennjen]

What about TV's and such?

[@Kagstrom2100]

@v3ndril Ya I think your right :p

[@sandroozdemir5220]

Tolle Animation

[@Alexandra-Rex]

Fantastisk system. Men stemmen i starten var ekstremt irriterende og cheezy :P

[@HMusikk]

Tøft :-)

[@NorskStolthet]

Gi meg jobben.

[@StormySeb]

"even less the half space!" how the hell did you manage to leave such a glaring English mistake in the video when you had a native speaker narrating for you?!

[@N0xiety]

It sounded like the speaker was german or swiss to me...

[@alyssonrossi7427]

what would be the correct sentence in this case ? idk because I'm from another country.

[@47TheHitman]

this system is not efficient at all

[@Sluggerus]

Super exciting tech. Done by underpaid production workers in Poland. Who after their monthly paycheck are forced to lead life from month to month. Only high up "creme de la creme" is getting all the bonuses and rising sallaries. Others hear only, that we will produce more, when sallaries of decent workers are the same for years. Most hillarious fact is thing, that production is organized without warehouse with their own tech. Instead of robots, there are cramped spaces, where it's easy to get injured. Polish workers for Norway are the same as Chinesee workers? Probably....

[@borilboyanov5544]

Wait... phaha! how do you do de-fragmentation?

[@KjetilBalstad]

The run Defrag, doooh...

[@UdayBhargav1]

This actually sounds like its using less storage but it is not, that is what if all my SKU units are not able to fill the bin storage to the max, because my assumption is that it uses a single storage bin for each sku given its quantity, but even if it stores multiple sku units in a single bin the time it takes to retrieve the bottom most sku will definitely be a lot more time consuming than other type of asrs systems.

[@w.d.4590]

+Uday Bhargav , yes indeed, throughputs will be limited with this type of solution. Time to retrieve is very long, and most warehouses these days have higher and higher throughput requirements and still need to use less space.

[@thecheeta]

You can have multiple SKUs per bin, or multiple bins per SKU. We are using this system quite effectively in our high-volume, high-traffic facility.

[@Mannafett]

@evilfish2000 I guess it depends on what you need from your system. If you have a large warehouse and don't need space efficiency , then Kiva could be your solution. But if you need to use every square foot of your warehouse to save rental costs, heating cost etc. Then AutoStore is your thing. The bin distrubution is always being arranged to have fast-runners on top, while Kiva would not have this feautre; storing both fast and slow goods in the same shelves.Pick performance and cost is similar

[@Bobvanksy]

Could this system handle frozen and refrigerated content such as food? Think how awesome it would be if you could just upload your shopping list from home and then just fetch a box or bag at the store.

[@vilandiris2612]

I don't see why not as long as the robots can operate in a cold environment. :)

[@alyssonrossi7427]

I think that, frozen food would stay in other area stored in grid boxes instead of bins, and with appropriated refrigeration. In this case de picking would have 2 steps.

[@saturnGEEK]

If the boxes were refrigerated containers, it could be possible. If each container contains an inbuilt battery and each rail had a hot-swap style power connector, the containers can remain refrigerated.

[@KjetilBalstad]

@@saturnGEEK Adding a cooler unit to each container would take up to much space in the container. And when containers cool their internals they produce heat externaly. With this many containers producing heat next to eachother while trying to cool down their internals, this system would break down very fast. They would need to build a cooled environment and have the robots move inside it. As cool air is heavier than warm air, the air above the tracks could be a little varmer than the air below the tracks, much like an open cooler in supermarkets etc, however it would still be cold.

[@krolleeee7706]

Almost as good as my minecraft sorting system

[@alexanderkaiser89]

They’re going on the market on monday, in 3 days… They better go up, I spend 20,000$

[@ski8799]

Foreign language discussion is irrelevant, foreign language characters are especially irrelevant and even detract from efficiency in an era of rapid globalization. Use pinyin at a minimum to dissect and contribute to discussion. This optimization at the micro level will have have macro effects on the greater supply chain within 5-10 years. Amazon's utilization of Kiva systems is more cost effective as no significant infrastructure additions are needed. Interesting nonetheless.

[@newsbiz]

@Cirap1 time ago computers stole accountant jobs and cars stole horses' jobs

[@0Erag0n]

I have worked with autostore for a week now.. Not tried the Kiva system doh.. But Autostore works very well and is fast.. With kiva you will take all the products of the self to yourself but with autostore you only take one bin.. And if your good you can pakc 2.6 products per minut so 160 in one hour..

[@Smennyboy]

I think they still do the large bits the old fashioned way. I have been inside that warehouse several times, and they have a lot of shelves with large stuff.

[@asyrafghazai1342]

TQ FOR THIS VIDEO... IT HELP ME DONE MY ASSAIGGMENT ...TQ.. NICE

[@pseudophp]

Actually, its only 5-6$ if you choose to pick it up yourself. Otherwise, its still 5-25$, which is not that much, because on most sites (international) it costs like 40-80$..

[@Kagstrom2100]

Now if they could check how myany products there where that would be awsome :D

[@invisiblehandofadamsmith]

good video. Ocado is mainly proceeded in Krakow, Poland

[@wiliamblazskowicz3126]

Dont work for Best On.

[@subradiant_music]

Makes dematic look like dinosaur old technology. Unreal

[@ramiaburshaid6057]

is this technique used for a certain capacity of packages ? what with the largest capacities

[@demency2741]

BINS!!!!

[@laurenboughner8179]

Does the AutoStore solution also providing labeling functionality? The video showed automatic labeling.

[@copypasteism]

@jeffreyindri She tells it in the end :) The system figures what items are used more often and puts the in the top. Then if they need some of the less frequently used items, it plans ahead and yes, it digs into the columns :D

[@evilfish2000]

@0Erag0n Nope, nor have I worked with KIVA. Just from a presentation point of view of what i have read, seen and gathered of information around the Internet and other source, I just think the KIVA system is more versatile than AutoStore.

[@OsirisNO]

@marezio52 Creating jobs doesn't solve the problem this world has. The root of our problem is far deeper then that. But that's a whole different discussion entirely!

[@rsnilssen]

@marezio52 society I believe. Frees up manpower to do other tasks. No good reason to manually do anything just to create jobs. Wouldnt that be a bit like makebelieve jobs, having more people working something than whats actually needed? :) Efficiency is always worthwhile if you ask me.

[@ganeshk7351]

Replenishment logic sucks

[@shraddhadeshpande267]

Hi, I want to use this presentation for a training purpose, can you please help me know how do I proceed with it?

[@andreaswiranto7412]

How much maximum weight that can cary

[@mafnpafn]

shit, cube all over again

[@AtheistSid]

@juku101010 Currently max is 30kg, due to the plasting bins. The robots can lift more.

[@khshur2]

But what if i have products that are bigger in size .. like let say .. 1m×2m ..... what then .. will it still fit to the automated storing system ...?

[@KjetilBalstad]

It would only be a matter of scaling. However, it's not part of the Autostore default product line. Also, having objects of this size, unless they are very light materials, would make handeling at the picking area a bottleneck.

[@traktor549]

Poor you! your job must really suck if this is your job!

[@v3ndril]

@Kagstrom2100 I'm sure that they would scan all items going in and out of the bins. This would be very easy to track inventory. Otherwise how would the box know when it was empty?

[@OmgItsAniPad2]

4:09, sikkert derfor jeg får et ødelagt produkt hver gang fra netonnet :)

[@evilfish2000]

I think the KIVA system is better than this.

[@MassDynamic]

this reminds me of those swiss vaults where a person cant physically walk into the vault; the machine brings the item to the outside of the vault.

[@gurupspdesai]

very nice. plz tell about costing

[@marezio52]

Taking away working places is a solution... for WHO??????

[@piealone]

im working at komplett, and there is still shitloads of work to do

[@Libertariun]

Ocado?

[@0Erag0n]

@evilfish2000 Have you worked whit autostore?

[@Aasethn]

they took our job!! dakkadaaaa

[@xzbyte2002]

Hmm. Effektivt må jeg si.

[@tingnews7273]

there must be a smarter way

[@khshur2]

There is always a smarter way ... its all a question of how much money you want to invest in your warehouse .. that it

[@MrMahone1990]

DEY DOKK A JOOOBS!

[@ImViipz]

i wish i han one miniatyr to lego xD

[@xXsk8ivanXx]

how does it get power

Hey is really creative & innovative. Who invented this?

[@mumblic]

Its a product from the Norwegian company "Hatteland Logistics"

[@MrPansable]

What if they crash D:

[@AppleSiripanadorn]

What would happen if no electriccity?

[@seag1492]

The jews take over

[@N0xiety]

They are battery run, haven't you heard? Momentary electricity cuts won't effect it. Tho most commerce buildings like this have their own generators anyways, workers can't work without lights after all, even if the robots could...

[@linkinl1]

Im guessing from the rails. If not they got some huge batteries.

[@NorwegianCrazyGuy]

They run on batteries, but while some charge others work, amazing system

[@CheapCreep]

Robots:They replace illegal aliens XD

[@masterpalladin]

whites,blacks, non natives are illegals in the US....so it replaces everybody

[@ramiaburshaid6057]

what with the bigger packages sizes ?

[@NorwegianCrazyGuy]

Bigger packages are stored in normal shelfs and will have to be fetched manually

[@happyghost111]

cool

[@Finstatube69]

2:46 " enheter ( corsair powersupply ) I hver bin. Norweeeei