Logistics Warehousing Industry Solution

2026-08-03

Key Industry Pain Points

The logistics warehousing industry includes traditional warehouses, high-level stereo warehouses, cold storage, hazardous goods warehouses, and port cargo yards. These environments have risks such as dust, rain, extreme temperatures, salt spray, mechanical vibration, and impact. Commercial-grade devices cannot adapt to all-weather warehouse operations, creating bottlenecks for digital mobility:

• Poor Environmental Adaptability: Warehouse scenarios cover indoor, outdoor, cold storage, hazardous goods and other diverse environments. Devices endure vibration, impact and jolts during travel on forklifts and trucks, as well as accidental drops and collisions during cargo handling. Dust and rain inside warehouses and low temperatures in cold storage all test equipment protection performance. Ordinary tablets lack waterproof, dustproof, drop-resistant and low-temperature-resistant capabilities. They are prone to failures including cracked screens, water ingress, dust accumulation and power shutdown due to battery depletion, with equipment failure rates exceeding 30%.

• Lack of Scenario-Specific Functionality: Warehouse operations require rapid bulk reading of cargo barcodes and RFID tags to deliver efficient inbound receiving, put-away, order picking, outbound dispatch and inventory counting. The scanning modules of ordinary tablets feature low recognition accuracy and slow focusing speed and fail to satisfy requirements for high-speed bulk scanning. Bin location codes and cargo labels in warehouses are affected by lighting and dust haze, degrading screen visibility on conventional devices and reducing operational efficiency.

• Poor Real-Time Data Transmission: Heavy metal equipment and rack obstructions together with strong electromagnetic interference prevail in warehouse premises. Wireless signals of ordinary tablets are unstable, often resulting in disconnection, transmission delay and stalling. Such devices cannot receive real-time operation instructions for inbound, outbound, inventory and stock transfer tasks.

• Weak Vehicle Mounting Adaptability: Many warehouse operations require equipment to be mounted on forklifts, mobile racks and pallet trucks. Ordinary tablets have no dedicated vehicle mounting brackets, so they cannot operate stably during vehicle movement. Furthermore, data interconnection with on-board diagnostic systems and dispatching systems is not supported.

• Poor Battery Life & Maintainability: Warehouse operations often last over 8 consecutive hours, and some warehouses implement two-shift or three-shift schedules. Ordinary tablets are equipped with small-capacity batteries without removable or hot-swappable designs and cannot support long-duration continuous work. Warehouse staff generally have limited technical expertise, making equipment maintenance difficult. Fault diagnosis and repairs require professional technicians, leading to high operating & maintenance costs.

Customized solutions

Use warehouse-specific rugged tablets as mobile inventory counting, barcode scanning, and vehicle-mounted dispatching terminals, adapting to extreme warehouse environments such as cold storage, hazardous goods warehouses, high dust, and high humidity. Cover the full warehouse operation workflow: goods receiving, putaway, picking, shipping, inventory counting, and replenishment:

• Heavy-Duty Protection for All-Weather Warehouse Scenarios The device is certified to IP65/IP67 water and dust resistance and complies with MIL-STD-810G military-grade drop and shock resistance standards. The housing adopts high-strength ABS engineering plastic with silicone protective sleeves and reinforced shock-absorbing corners. It withstands free falls from a height of 1.5 meters and resists erosion from dust, rainwater, oil contamination, salt spray, mechanical vibration and impacts. An optional ultra-wide temperature variant covering -40℃ to 70℃ can be customized for extreme temperature conditions in cold storage warehouses and outdoor yards, enabling normal startup and continuous operation even in low-temperature environments.

• Optimized Scanning & Display to Meet Warehouse Operation Requirements Equipped with a 10.1-inch high-definition sunlight-readable touchscreen supporting glove operation mode, it adapts to bright light, low temperature and high humidity inside warehouses. Featuring anti-glare and anti-reflection treatment, the screen clearly displays bin location data, cargo information and work instructions under intense outdoor sunlight and foggy warehouse conditions. Built with an industrial 2D barcode scanner and UHF RFID reader module, it can identify more than 300 RFID tags simultaneously within a 20-meter range and rapidly scan barcodes of various materials and densities, supporting fast bulk inventory checking and put-away/pick verification for entire racks.

• Multi-Mode Communication Ensures Real-Time Data Transmission It supports multi-mode wireless transmission including Wi-Fi 6E, 5G and Bluetooth 5.2. Equipped with high-gain signal antennas, the device automatically switches to the optimal frequency band amid metal rack obstructions and strong electromagnetic interference within warehouses, preventing stalling and disconnection caused by wireless roaming. It guarantees real-time transmission of work orders and cargo data and seamlessly connects with core warehouse management systems such as WMS, WCS, MES and ERP. Data related to inbound, outbound, inventory counting and stock transfer is synchronized in real time, allowing back-office managers to dynamically track operational progress, stock locations and cargo quantities.

• Vehicle Mounting & Customized Battery Design for Continuous Operations Matched with professional shock-resistant vehicle mounting brackets, the tablet can be firmly installed on forklifts, pallet trucks and mobile racks to cope with jolts and vibration during vehicle travel. Abundant industrial-grade interfaces are reserved for connecting on-board diagnostic equipment, thermal printers and barcode scanners, enabling data interconnection with vehicle dispatching systems and warehouse management systems. The standard 10000 mAh large-capacity battery is removable and hot-swappable, allowing battery replacement without powering down the device to satisfy continuous two-shift and three-shift warehouse operations.

• Warehouse Management Adaptation to Streamline Logistics Processes External temperature and humidity sensors can be connected to monitor ambient temperature, humidity and hazardous gas concentration in real time, with automatic alerts triggered once data exceeds thresholds. Via the MDM (Mobile Device Management) platform, IT administrators can remotely perform batch configuration, application installation, firmware upgrades and access control. They can monitor device location, battery level and operating status in real time. If a device is lost, remote locking and data wiping of warehouse information can be executed to reduce equipment maintenance costs.

Quantified Business Value：

• Protection Adaptability: Featuring IP65/IP67 water and dust resistance plus military-grade drop and shock resistance, the annual failure rate of devices in warehouse environments is reduced to below 2%.

• Efficiency Improvement: Supporting bulk tag reading, manual inventory checking efficiency increases by 5–8 times, and daily inventory operation duration is shortened to one-fifth of the original.

• Quality Enhancement: The inventory accuracy rate rises to 99.9%, and the error rate of manual barcode scanning falls below 0.05%.

• Collaboration Optimization: Multi-mode communication guarantees stable data transmission within warehouses, cutting the forklift dispatching response time from 3–5 minutes to less than 30 seconds.

• Management Upgrade: Warehouse data is collected, transmitted and traceable throughout the whole workflow, and the accuracy rate of environmental monitoring and early warning reaches 98%.

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