Other Electronic Components-Related Industry

Northern Taiwan Machinery Technology Manufacturer

Raw Material Warehouse
Features
Large 5-Meter Automated Storage System for Centralized Management of High-Value Raw Materials
Automated Material Retrieval to Improve Operational Efficiency
Reduces Manual Picking Errors and Labor Time Waste
Vertical Storage Design to Reduce Floor Space Requirements
Enclosed Storage with Access Control to Strengthen Material Management
Real-Time Material Information Updates to Reduce Inventory Discrepancies
Smart Inventory Counting Function to Shorten Inventory Check Time

Description

This project is an automated storage system implementation case for the raw material warehouse of a machinery technology manufacturer in Northern Taiwan. The equipment specification is a large 5-meter system with a single-load capacity of 300 kg. It is mainly used for the centralized storage, classification management, and inbound/outbound operations of high-value raw materials.

The customer originally used traditional racking for material management, which often caused issues such as time-consuming material retrieval, incorrect manual picking, insufficient space utilization, difficulty in material control, inventory discrepancies, and labor-intensive inventory counting.

In response to these challenges, JY STE Technology planned the implementation of a large 5-meter vertical smart storage system. Integrated with automated material retrieval, enclosed storage, access control, real-time inventory updates, and smart inventory counting functions, the system helps the customer improve raw material warehouse management efficiency.

After implementation, higher-value materials can be centrally managed through a systematic storage model, reducing manual search time and the risk of incorrect picking. At the same time, the system improves space utilization, inventory accuracy, and inventory counting efficiency, making raw material warehouse management safer, more precise, and more efficient.

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MACHINERY SMART STORAGE CASE STUDY

Northern Taiwan Machinery Technology Factory | 5-Meter, 300 kg Automated Storage System
Smart Storage Implementation for Raw Materials and High-Value Materials

This case study presents the implementation of a 5-meter, 300 kg automated storage system at a machinery technology factory in northern Taiwan. The customer previously stored materials on conventional shelving and faced time-consuming retrieval, picking errors, excessive floor-space usage, limited material control, inventory discrepancies, and labor-intensive stocktaking. JunYao Technology introduced a 5-meter smart storage system to centralize the management of high-value materials. Automated retrieval, enclosed storage, access control, real-time inventory updates, and smart inventory functions improved operating efficiency, space utilization, and inventory accuracy.

5 m
Large-Scale System Height
300kg
Load Capacity
Access Control
Enclosed Material Management
Smart Inventory
Reduced Stocktaking Time
PROJECT OVERVIEW

Project Overview

The machinery technology factory originally relied on conventional shelving to manage a large and complex range of materials. This resulted in slow retrieval, difficulty locating items, manual picking errors, inventory discrepancies, and time-consuming stocktaking. Conventional shelving also occupied substantial floor space and limited effective use of the factory. JunYao Technology therefore implemented a 5-meter, 300 kg large-scale smart storage system to centralize high-value materials and introduce automated retrieval, enclosed storage, access control, and real-time inventory updates.

Industry
Machinery Technology Industry
Application Area
Raw Material Warehouse / Material Warehouse
System Specification
Large-Scale, 5 m
Load Capacity
300kg
BEFORE / AFTER

Key Differences Before and After Implementation

The operation was upgraded from conventional shelving, manual searching, and manual stocktaking to centralized management, automated retrieval, access control, and smart inventory management.

Before | Conventional Shelf-Based Material Management

Before implementation, the customer stored a large and complex range of materials on conventional shelving, resulting in slow retrieval, picking errors, inventory discrepancies, and labor-intensive stocktaking.

  • Materials were stored on conventional shelving
  • Material retrieval was time-consuming and items were difficult to locate
  • Manual picking errors caused unnecessary labor-hour losses
  • Conventional shelving occupied substantial floor space and reduced factory utilization
  • Open shelving made effective material control difficult
  • Actual quantities could not be tracked accurately, causing inventory discrepancies
  • A large and complex material inventory made stocktaking labor-intensive and time-consuming

After | 5-Meter Large-Scale Smart Storage System

After the 5-meter smart storage system was installed, high-value materials could be centrally managed. Automated retrieval, access control, real-time data updates, and smart inventory functions improved material locating, picking accuracy, inventory consistency, and stocktaking efficiency.

  • The 5-meter smart storage system centralizes high-value materials
  • Automated material retrieval improves operating efficiency
  • The risk of manual picking errors is significantly reduced
  • Vertical storage substantially reduces the required floor area
  • Enclosed storage with access control strengthens material security
  • Real-time material data updates reduce inventory discrepancies
  • Smart inventory functions significantly reduce stocktaking time

1. Management Challenges Before Automated Storage Implementation

01

Inefficient Conventional Shelf Management

The original storage method relied on conventional shelving, manual handling, and operator experience, resulting in inefficient material searching and management.

02

Material retrieval was time-consuming and items were difficult to locate

With numerous and complex material categories, personnel spent excessive time locating items without systematic positioning and inventory management.

03

Manual Picking Errors

Manual picking increased the risk of selecting the wrong item, missing items, or repeatedly checking materials, wasting labor hours and disrupting downstream operations.

04

Excessive Floor-Space Usage

Conventional shelving required extensive floor space, reducing factory utilization and restricting workflow and aisle planning.

05

Limited Control with Open Shelving

Open shelving made it difficult to restrict user access and provided insufficient control over high-value materials.

06

Inventory Discrepancies

Actual quantities could not be monitored in real time, resulting in differences between system records and physical inventory.

07

Labor-Intensive Stocktaking

Manually counting a large and complex range of materials required substantial labor and working hours.

2. Solution: 5-Meter, 300 kg Large-Scale Smart Storage System

Based on the factory's material-management requirements, JunYao Technology designed a 5-meter, 300 kg large-scale smart storage system. Its vertical storage configuration consolidates materials upward and reduces the floor area required by conventional shelving. The system also integrates automated retrieval, enclosed storage, account-based access control, real-time inventory updates, and smart inventory functions to reduce picking errors, inventory discrepancies, and stocktaking time.

Centralized High-Value Material Management

High-value materials are consolidated within the 5-meter smart storage system, improving security and management control.

Efficient Automated Material Retrieval

Automated retrieval reduces manual search time and improves inbound and outbound material-handling efficiency.

Enclosed Storage and Access Control

Enclosed storage combined with account-based or role-based access control strengthens material security and reduces unauthorized access risks.

Smart Inventory Function

The smart inventory function enables managers to review inventory status quickly and significantly reduces stocktaking time.

3. Improvements After Automated Storage Implementation

Centralized Control of High-Value Materials

The 5-meter smart storage system centralizes high-value materials and improves both security and traceability.

Improved Material Retrieval Efficiency

Automated retrieval reduces the time personnel spend locating materials and improves inbound and outbound handling efficiency.

Reduced Picking Errors

Systematic material management and automated retrieval significantly reduce the likelihood of manual picking errors.

Reduced Floor-Space Requirements

Vertical storage fully utilizes the available building height and substantially reduces the floor space required by conventional shelving.

Fewer Inventory Discrepancies

Real-time warehouse data updates provide accurate inventory visibility and reduce discrepancies between records and physical stock.

Reduced Stocktaking Time

Smart inventory functions shorten the stocktaking process and reduce the workload associated with manual counting.

 
SMART MATERIAL STORAGE VALUE

4. Transforming Material Storage from Conventional Shelving to Smart Management

Material management in machinery technology factories must accommodate numerous item types, complex specifications, and high-value materials while maintaining retrieval efficiency, inventory accuracy, and efficient stocktaking. In this project, the 5-meter, 300 kg large-scale smart storage system replaced conventional shelf-based storage with centralized, enclosed, access-controlled, and real-time management. Vertical storage reduced floor-space requirements, automated retrieval reduced search time and picking errors, and smart inventory functions further reduced manual workload.

Centralized Management

High-value materials are consolidated within a systematic storage-management environment.

Access Control

Enclosed storage and access control improve material security.

Smart Inventory

Smart inventory functions reduce manual stocktaking time and workload.

BENEFITS

Implementation Benefits

Improved Material Retrieval Efficiency

Automated retrieval reduces search time and accelerates inbound and outbound material handling.

Reduced Risk of Picking Errors

Systematic management and access control reduce manual picking errors.

Improved Inventory Accuracy

Real-time material updates reduce differences between system records and physical inventory.

Reduced Stocktaking Time

Smart inventory functions shorten the stocktaking process and improve inventory-management efficiency.

Applicable Industries and Application Areas

Machinery Technology Industry Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing Raw Material Warehouse High-Value Material Management 5-Meter Large-Scale Automated Storage 300 kg Capacity Material Storage Access-Controlled Storage Smart Inventory Function
JYSTE SMART STORAGE SOLUTION

Looking to Improve Raw Material Retrieval Efficiency and Inventory Accuracy?

JunYao Technology provides integrated automated storage, smart storage, and material-management solutions based on material types, load capacity, facility height, access-control requirements, inventory updates, and stocktaking needs.

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