| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 21 | PICKING STATION FOR PICKING ARTICLES INTO ORDER CONTAINERS AND CONVEYOR BAGS FOR ORDER AND BATCH PICKING | US15753532 | 2016-08-17 | US20180251303A1 | 2018-09-06 | Franz Mathi; Thomas Johaim; Peter Stock |
| A system and method for a picking station operation, provides switched flexibly between single-step- and dual-step-picking into various types of order containers. The task is solved by the provision of a second order container conveyor technique for transporting second order containers, in particular boxes, for receiving articles into order container bays, arranged also in the arrangement row, of the picking station. | ||||||
| 22 | PICKING SYSTEM AND PICKING SITE FOR PICKING ARTICLES FOR ORDER AND BATCH PICKING | US15753526 | 2016-08-17 | US20180244473A1 | 2018-08-30 | Franz MATHI; Roland KOHOLKA; Peter Herbert STOCK; Rick BINGE |
| A system for picking articles from storage containers into containers by using a computer for handling and processing picking orders and a picking station according to the good-to-person-principle. Selected articles by the computer are picked from the storage containers into conveyor bags, and a suspension conveyor transports the conveyor bags to a packing location for packing the articles assigned to a picking order, and retrieves the conveyor bags into the order container assigned to the picking order. An order container conveyor transports order containers (boxes), and the computer processes a first picking order to determine the number of article to be picked at the picking station such that the number of articles required for picking the first picking order is picked into the order container assigned to the first picking order with later articles matched/picked to a conveyor bag for later picking of further picking orders at the packing location. | ||||||
| 23 | Parcel and article sorting system and method | US15455094 | 2017-03-09 | US09975148B2 | 2018-05-22 | Jianqiang Zhu; Juejing Xu; John C. Spain; Michael C. Futch; James M. Serstad; Richard C. Kaminska, III; Selden W. McKnight, Jr. |
| A system includes an article supply location, wherein the article supply location includes a plurality of articles to be sorted, first and second transport vehicles, each having a first position in which an article is stowed about the vehicle and a second position in which the article is deposited into a proximal container. And a control system. The control system is configured to receive an order for a plurality of disparate articles, determine one destination container of a plurality of destination containers to direct the transport vehicle to deposit a selected article, direct the first transport vehicle to transport a selected article to the destination container and deposit the article by manipulation of the first transport vehicle from the first position to the second position for deposit of the selected article in the destination container. | ||||||
| 24 | Automated order fulfillment system and method | US15052080 | 2016-02-24 | US09950863B2 | 2018-04-24 | Mark D. O'Brien; David M. Berghorn |
| An automated order fulfillment system and automated method for fulfilling orders includes a donor-handling system having at least two donor buffers and a recipient-handling system having at least one recipient buffer. An item-handling system includes a vision system and an item manipulator. The vision system has a field of view encompassing the at least two donor receptacle buffers. A control causes the vision system to scan items in a donor receptacle at one of the donor buffers to obtain a pick list of location data of items in the scanned donor receptacle. The control causes the manipulator to pick an item from a donor receptacle at the other of the donor buffers under guidance of the vision system and place the picked item to a recipient receptacle at the at least one recipient buffer using the location data of items in that donor receptacle. | ||||||
| 25 | Parcel sorting system and method | US15455099 | 2017-03-09 | US09914586B2 | 2018-03-13 | Jianqiang Zhu; Juejing Xu |
| Provided are a parcel sorting system and method, solving the problem that parcel sorting efficiency needs to be improved in the prior art. The parcel sorting system comprises a parcel sorting device and a parcel collecting device. The parcel sorting device is provided thereon with a plurality of parcel inspection inlets and a plurality of parcel outlets. The parcel collecting device is located under the parcel sorting device. The parcel outlets on the parcel sorting device communicate with the parcel collecting device. The parcel outlets are respectively located at the middle or/and edges of the parcel sorting device. The parcel collecting device is provided thereon with storage devices at positions under respective parcel outlets; and diameter of the storing device is larger than that of the parcel outlet. When the method is used, the parcel sorting efficiency is obviously improved; the implementation is convenient; and popularization and application are facilitated. | ||||||
| 26 | Multiple speed conveyor storage system | US14860660 | 2015-09-21 | US09688479B1 | 2017-06-27 | Christopher Albert Gorski |
| Disclosed are various embodiments for a multiple speed, multiple conveyor storage system for items in a materials handling facility such as a fulfillment center. An item storage system includes a first conveyor configured to operate at one speed, a second conveyor configured to operate at a different speed, and a transfer device configured to transfer items between the conveyors. The conveyors are each configured to store items in motion in a circuit arrangement. A computing device determines a predicted time at which the item is predicted to exit the item storage system and then initiates a transfer of the item between conveyors via the transfer device by the predicted time. | ||||||
| 27 | ORDER PICKING STATION AND METHOD OF ORDER PICKING | US14299527 | 2014-06-09 | US20150353299A1 | 2015-12-10 | Sergey N. RAZUMOV |
| An order picking system enables a picker at a picking position to collect orders from multiple containers. A container feeding mechanism moves containers along a feeding line to and from the picking position in multiple container holders positioned in first and second rows at different horizontal levels with respect to ground. The container feeding mechanism is configured for simultaneously moving the container holders in the first row to the picking position and the container holders in the second row from the picking position. Multiple container carriages are moved along multiple parallel tracks in a direction substantially perpendicular to the feeding line so as to carry containers to and from the container feeding mechanism. | ||||||
| 28 | Sorting and distributing system | US12471060 | 2009-05-22 | US09199792B2 | 2015-12-01 | Gerhard Schäfer |
| A sorting and distributing system (50) for sorting article units in accordance with customers' orders, the system having a high sorting performance and comprising: a rotary sorting conveyor (14), which may be closed, having a conveyor means, wherein the conveyor means is connected to a plurality of receiving devices (16), to which the article units are to be delivered. A plurality of target positions (54) is coupled to the sorting conveyor (14) and can supply articles units to the receiving devices (16) in accordance with a customer's order, wherein the target positions (54) are assigned to customers' orders. At least one filling station (10; 10′) manually fills the receiving devices (16) by article units, wherein the filling station (10; 10′) includes a plurality of filling buckets (12) each having an opening mechanism (18) at its lower end thereof, in order to allow supply of article units, which are order picked into the filling bucket (12), to the receiving devices (16) in an automated manner. | ||||||
| 29 | ORDER-PICKING SYSTEM FOR ORDER-PICKING ARTICLES INTO ORDER CONTAINERS | US12936181 | 2009-05-26 | US20110150612A1 | 2011-06-23 | Michael Gruber; Franz Bauer-Kieslinger; Oliver Springstubbe |
| The invention refers to an order picking plant for order picking of articles into order containers. The order picking plant comprises a picking station and a sorter. Between the sorter and order container a number of collection points are provided. Further, the invention relates to a process where the articles are stored intermediately in a collection point between sorter and order container. | ||||||
| 30 | Case picking system | US728756 | 1996-10-11 | US5733098A | 1998-03-31 | Robert G. Lyon; James D. Larsen; Wesley A. Cox |
| An automated order picking system assembled from known, available components and that includes a manager computer to receive orders for goods from a customer and to break the order down into requested full pallets of multiple ordered layers of goods; layers of goods ordered by the customer; compatible ordered layers of goods that can be combined into full pallets; and compatible cases of ordered goods that can be formed into layers and into full pallets of multiple layers of goods; and vertical cells for receiving, storing and delivering cases of the goods. The vertical cells comprise towers having mutually facing tower sections that receive goods delivered to feed conveyors by gantry robots having end effectors capable of handling the goods and the tower sections passing the goods back and forth as the goods are moved downwardly for placement on the discharge conveyor under the control of a programmable logic computer. The full pallets, full layers and cases of goods are conveyed to a palletizer to be organized into the requested orders. | ||||||
| 31 | Automatic order selection system and method of operating | US625570 | 1996-03-28 | US5720157A | 1998-02-24 | Phillip N. Ross |
| An order selection system is disclosed together with a method of operating the system for retrieving multiple types of items stored in preselected storage locations and delivering retrieved items in an orderly sequence to a plurality of packing stations in accordance with the specific requirements of different orders. The order selection system comprises: a dispenser; a conveyor; a dispensing control system; a sorter; a plurality of stacking devices; and identifying means to identify the end of each order. The steps in the method of operating the system are: arranging the multiple types of items in the preselected storage locations; determining the requirements of orders to be filled; dispensing the items stored in the preselected storage locations in an alternating order sequence in accordance with the requirements of sequential orders; receiving the dispensed items on the conveyor in the alternating order sequence; transporting the dispensed items on the conveyor toward the packing stations; sorting the items so as to divert every other item toward separate packing stations; stacking the sorted items into discrete continuous stacks conforming with the specific requirements of the orders; and identifying the end of each order. | ||||||
| 32 | Case picking system | US957697 | 1992-10-07 | US5636966A | 1997-06-10 | Robert G. Lyon; James D. Larsen; Wesley A. Cox |
| An automated order picking system assembled from known, available components and that includes a manager computer to receive orders for goods from a customer and to break the order down into requested full pallets of multiple ordered layers of goods; layers of goods ordered by the customer; compatible ordered layers of goods that can be combined into full pallets; and compatible cases of ordered goods that can be formed into layers and into full pallets of multiple layers of goods; and vertical cells for receiving, storing and delivering cases of the goods. The vertical cells comprise towers having mutually facing tower sections that receive goods delivered to feed conveyors by gantry robots having end effectors capable of handling the goods and the tower sections passing the goods back and forth as the goods are moved downwardly for placement on the discharge conveyor under the control of a programmable logic computer. The full pallets, full layers and cases of goods are conveyed to a palletizer to be organized into the requested orders. | ||||||
| 33 | Paperless order picking system | US71897 | 1993-06-03 | US5509538A | 1996-04-23 | Jeffrey D. Spindler; Kenneth E. Burkhalter, Jr.; Alfred W. Iversen |
| A system and method for paperless, self-contained partial case picking of goods in a distribution center for cartons or containers subsequently shipped to a customer store. A set of cartons or containers is moved along a pick face in a series of move cycles. Operator display units provided at the pick face prompt workers to distribute goods from batches on the pick face to the cartons. The operator display units define contiguous put zones for each worker and assign each worker to particular batches of goods for each move cycle. The operator display units can include key entry means for the workers to signal the end of pick cycles, and in one embodiment to adjust pick quantities and distributions in real time according to changing circumstances. The put and pick zone assignments are reconfigured for each move cycle depending on factors such as worker ability and the picking difficulty of the batches assigned. In a preferred embodiment a mobile array of put stations runs along the pick face and is controlled by a computer, each put station on the array carrying an operator display/interface for assignment of put and pick zones. | ||||||
| 34 | Cart | US140499 | 1993-10-25 | US5505473A | 1996-04-09 | Frederick W. Radcliffe |
| A mobile cart for carrying units and communicating with a computer by radio frequency, the cart including a frame, shelves mounted on the frame and adapted to carry units, a terminal associated with the frame which communicates with the computer for receiving data regarding the location and placement of the units on the shelves, displays associated with the shelves and communicating with the terminal, and a scanner communicating with the terminal for scanning location identifiers and/or units. | ||||||
| 35 | Verfahren zum Kommissionieren von Aufträgen und Hängebahnanlage | EP12188177.5 | 2012-10-11 | EP2581329A1 | 2013-04-17 | Schönenberger, Rolf |
Die vorliegende Erfindung betrifft ein Verfahren und eine entsprechende Hängebahnanlage zum Kommissionieren von Aufträgen mit mindestens einer einem jeweiligen Auftrag zugeteilten Ware und/oder zum Retourenmanagement. Es sind eine Hängebahnanlage mit Trolleys, sowie Aufgabeplätze (1), ein Batchpuffer (8) mit mehreren Strecken (9) und Packplätze (12) vorhanden, wobei die Trolleys und die Waren Identifikationseinrichtungen aufweisen. Ein Trolley wird einem Aufgabeplatz (1) zugeführt und identifiziert, sowie an dem Aufgabeplatz (1) mit einer identifizierten Ware bepackt. Die Identifikationen des Trolleys und der Ware werden in einem Verwaltungssystem miteinander verbunden. Der Trolley wird einer Strecke (9) des Batchpuffers (8) oder eines Retourwarenpuffers (15) zugeführt und vom Aufgabeplatz (1) oder aus dem Retourwarenpuffer (15) kommend, sortiert nach dem zugehörigen Auftrag aber gegebenenfalls chaotisch bzgl. mehrerer Aufträge in der Strecke (9) des Batchpuffers (8) gespeichert. Nachdem alle Waren des Auftrags in dem Batchpuffer (8) vollständig gespeichert sind, werden alle Trolleys mit den Waren des Auftrages einem Packplatz (12) zugeführt. Bei der Trennung der Ware von dem Trolley wird die Identifikation der Ware und/oder des Trolleys erfasst und das Verwaltungssystem verwaltet die Ware und den Trolley fortan wieder getrennt.
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| 36 | SORTIER- UND VERTEILSYSTEM | EP07846732.1 | 2007-11-22 | EP2089295A1 | 2009-08-19 | SCHÄFER, Gerhard |
| Disclosed is a sorting and distribution system (50) for sorting article units according to client orders. Said sorting and distribution system (50) has a great sorting capacity and features a revolving, preferably self-contained sorting materials-handling facility (14) comprising a conveying means that is connected to a plurality of receiving devices (16) to which article units are to be transferred, a plurality of destination points (54), each of which is coupled to the sorting materials-handling facility (14) and to which the receiving devices (16) can transfer article units in accordance with a client order, client orders being allocated to the destination points (54), and at least one filling station (10; 10') for manually filling the receiving devices (16) with article units. Said filling station (10; 10) is provided with a plurality of filling trays (12), each of which has an opening mechanism (18) at the lower end thereof in order to be able to automatically transfer article units that are commissioned to the filling tray (12) to the receiving devices (16) which move past the filling tray (12), preferably at a constant speed. | ||||||
| 37 | Product selection system and method | EP97300649.7 | 1997-01-31 | EP0798239B1 | 2001-12-05 | Ross, Phillip N. |
| 38 | Method and equipment for the control of the production and for the handling of daily-fresh food products | EP94200802.0 | 1994-03-25 | EP0616958B1 | 1997-09-03 | Huijbers, Ernestus Johannes Antonius |
| 39 | Method of sorting goods and system therefor | EP87106445.7 | 1987-05-05 | EP0244805B1 | 1992-12-09 | Tanaka, Nobuhiro |
| 40 | Method for merging goods | EP87110507.8 | 1987-07-20 | EP0254261A1 | 1988-01-27 | Tanaka, Nobuhiro |
There is disclosed a method for merging goods which are stored on a plurality of storage lines, comprising the steps of continuously forming a unit of merging items comprising each amount of goods which are loaded generally over the entire length of each storage line, carrying out the goods from each of the storage lines after the unit of merging items have been stored on each storage line, storing the goods on each of the storage lines after the goods have been counted, and changing the speed of carring out goods from each storage line according to the sizes of the goods. An apparatus for carrying out the method is also disclosed. |
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