Cases
From project background and operational pain points to system configuration and measured results — see how warehouses like yours put sorting automation to work.
E-commerce, overseas warehouse, express, 3C, cold-chain and retail
Cross-border e-commerce outbound volume
Verified across multiple projects
Beijing cold-chain project timeline
Retail
The customer needed to process e-commerce fulfillment, returns and store replenishment in one warehouse center.
E-commerce
A well-known cross-border e-commerce company processes 80,000 to 100,000 outbound pieces per day across a multi-level warehouse.
Overseas Warehouse
Located in Fontana, California, the warehouse focuses on small and medium-sized e-commerce parcel storage and distribution.
Express
A leading logistics company required highly accurate envelope sorting in a critical hub operation with automated induction.
3C
This warehouse sorts phones, smart watches and other high-value electronics — where every mis-sort is expensive. It needed accuracy it could trust, and room to scale.
Cold Chain
Manual sorting could not keep up with cold-chain food storage, transportation and distribution volume growth.
E-commerce
This brand-owned cross-border warehouse stores and ships a full product range using a pick-and-sort workflow. The system went live in October 2024 and has run stably ever since.
The closer a project is to your industry, parcel profile, peak volume and warehouse workflow, the more its equipment configuration tells you.
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