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Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems: An Attractive Solution for an Urban Warehouse’s Sustainable Development
Aurélie Edouard, Yves Sallez, Virginie Fortineau, Samir Lamouri, Alexandre Berger

Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems: An Attractive Solution for an Urban Warehouse’s Sustainable Development

Science & Mathematics Published 2022 Verification Pending

Overview & Synopsis

In recent years, there has been an increasing awareness of sustainable development issues. Supply chain actors have become more and more aware of this situation, especially since the regulatory, social and societal pressures in this area are becoming more and more numerous. This state of affairs is not without consequences on company practices and economic. As a result, the urban warehouse model is emerging as one of the solutions studied in the urban logistics context. The characteristics, constraints and challenges of this model are presented in this article in order to define this new logistics facility. Secondly, automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS), today considered as a solution from Industry 4.0, are studied through a case study in order to determine their potential to meet the challenges of urban warehouses. Their ability to optimize available surfaces by densifying stocks in limited spaces is particularly demonstrated.

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Document Title Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems: An Attractive Solution for an Urban Warehouse’s Sustainable Development
Author / Organization Aurélie Edouard, Yves Sallez, Virginie Fortineau, Samir Lamouri, Alexandre Berger
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2022
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Language EN
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