Is it profitable to automate a warehouse? What height is needed? We answer the most frequently asked questions about automated warehouses using technical engineering criteria. Discover the differences between AS/RS, Miniload and Shuttle systems, and how to assess their technical feasibility.
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A small portion of references generates the majority of movements: how to apply the Pareto principle to improve your warehouse results.
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At Noega Systems, we see the same problem time and again: companies that calculate their warehouse capacity “by eye,” fill it sooner than expected, and in less than two years, find themselves at the limit again. The good news is that calculating the real capacity of a warehouse is not magic. It requires method, data, and above all, thinking not just about today, but about how your business is going to evolve.
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Choosing a storage system isn’t just about “putting up racks and calling it a day.” It’s about aligning the warehouse with your actual operations: how goods arrive, how orders are prepared, the rotation of each SKU, the handling equipment you use, and the risks you want to minimize. When the system fits, you gain capacity, speed, and safety. When it doesn’t, bottlenecks, product damage, structural impacts, and hidden costs appear.
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In industrial storage, “we need more space” almost never means just “we need more square meters.” Most of the time, it means the warehouse is operating with a layout that no longer fits current operations: SKUs have grown, rotations have changed, order picking has become more demanding, or inflow and outflow peaks have increased.
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