Warehouse automation systems are being asked to handle higher demand with less energy, staff, and resources. The key to keeping up is to go digital.
When you connect operational technology (OT) to informational technology (IT), you’re able to do new things.
Meet EcoStruxure™: Scalable, connected products to help you provide the agility and reliability your customers need now and in the future
EcoStruxure adds digital, cyber-secure connectivity to both new and legacy logistics warehouses. Built on open protocols, it integrates easily with third-party equipment. So, digitalizing your facility is less rip-and-replace and more plug-and-play.
Let’s say your conveyor experiences repeated package jams. It may take you hours or even days to diagnose the problem, order new parts, and perform the maintenance. This downtime results in delays and lost productivity.
EcoStruxure’s cloud analytics can predict a potential failure and send you an alert, so you can repair the issue or order parts before it results in extended downtime.
Here's what critical asset protection looks like with EcoStuxure:
A package jam occurs...
Adaptability that delivers
The new UPS smart hub in Atlanta can process 104,000 packages per hour, with help from EcoStruxure. Download our free guide that covers how EcoStruxure optimizes the journey of goods throughout your facility.
There are many subsystems that support the journey of goods through your warehouse: Power distribution, IT infrastructure, building management systems, warehouse automation, and robotics, e-Mobility, and microgrids.
When you connect all this OT to IT, you’re able to do new things. Predict a conveyor jam. Discover energy waste in your material handling systems. Charge a fleet of EVs with a solar-powered microgrid.
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