What software systems does the ASRS include?

The ASRS usually consists of the following software systems:

WMS (Warehouse Management System): This system is used to manage the daily operations of the warehouse, including inventory management, inbound management, outbound management, cargo location management, inventory management and other functions. The WMS system is responsible for coordinating and optimizing various tasks in the warehouse and improving the operational efficiency of the warehouse.

WCS (Warehouse Control System): This system is used to control and monitor the operation of three-dimensional warehouse equipment, including elevators, conveyors, stackers and other automated equipment. The WCS system works closely with the WMS system to automatically schedule and control the operation of equipment based on inventory requirements and operating instructions to achieve efficient warehouse logistics.

WES (Warehouse Execution System): This system is used to manage and coordinate the execution of various tasks in the warehouse, including task assignment, task prioritization, task progress tracking, etc. The WES system is responsible for allocating tasks to appropriate equipment or personnel based on business rules and requirements, and monitoring the execution of tasks to ensure that tasks are completed on time.

Shelf management system: This system is used to manage shelf information in the three-dimensional warehouse, including shelf configuration, location, capacity, etc. Through the shelf management system, shelves can be effectively utilized and planned to ensure efficient storage and removal of goods.

Equipment monitoring system: This system is used to monitor the working status of the three-dimensional warehouse equipment, including equipment operating data, fault alarms, etc. Through the equipment monitoring system, equipment faults and abnormalities can be discovered in time, and corresponding maintenance and processing measures can be taken to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.

These software systems cooperate with each other to form a complete three-dimensional warehouse management system for managing and controlling the material flow and warehousing operations within the three-dimensional warehouse.