Design of intelligent warehouse measure and control system based on Zigbee WSN

Liu, Tongjuan; Liu, Jun; Liu, Bingwu

doi:10.1109/icma.2010.5588999

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“…Currently, researchers are trying to solve these problems of accuracy and timeliness by focusing on providing real-time information of the warehouse operations using automatic ID system (such as RFID) [14][15] [10] and wireless sensor network (WSN) [16][17] [18]. Although such systems can capture the real-time information regarding operations and disruptions via the aforementioned information technologies, it is still a challenge for warehouse managers to make decisions using this information in a short response time when disruptions and changes occur [14].…”

Section: Limitation and Challenges Of Current Warehouse Management Symentioning

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The Role of Distributed Intelligence in Warehouse Management Systems

Giannikas

McFarlane

et al. 2014

Studies in Computational Intelligence

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Abstract. Third-party-logistics warehouses have been gaining popularity in recent years mainly due to their ability to buffer the material flow along a supply chain and consolidate the products from various suppliers, which has a major impact on supply chain efficiency. The issues and challenges in warehouse management are similar in many ways to those faced in manufacturing control, resilience and adaptability being two such issues. Since distributed intelligence (DI) approaches have been extensively studied to address such issues in manufacturing control, this paper examines the possible adoption of DI approaches in warehouse management systems (WMS). Further, the paper discusses the challenges in warehouse management and compares these challenges with the characteristics of manufacturing problems that DI approach is suited to.

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The Role of Distributed Intelligence in Warehouse Management Systems

Giannikas

McFarlane

et al. 2014

Studies in Computational Intelligence

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“…ZigBee is an industrial consortium setup for the purpose of developing a standard data link communication layer for ultra low power wireless communications [25]. Instead of building from scratch, ZigBee standard has been built on top of IEEE 802.15.4.…”

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Security Implementations in Smart Sensor Networks

Firdhous

2016

Trends in Ambient Intelligent Systems

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Wireless sensor networks have become one of the widely deployed networking technologies in the recent times due to the capabilities and advantages of them. The applications of wireless sensor networks include many civilian and industrial applications to military applications. Due to the distributed nature of these networks, deployment in remote and open areas and many constraints in individual nodes, these networks are vulnerable to several security threats. Many security mechanisms and algorithms proposed for the implementation in the traditional networks cannot be implemented in wireless sensor networks due to the unique nature of these networks and nodes. Many active research programmes have been carried out throughout the world for making wireless sensor networks more secure and user friendly. This chapter takes an in-depth look at some of the prominent mechanisms, schemes, algorithms and protocols published in the literature.

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“…On one hand, researchers are trying to solve the issues of timeliness and accuracy on warehouse operations by capturing real-time information using Auto-ID systems (such as RFID) [9, ? ] and wireless sensor networks technologies [10]. On the other hand, even though the information technologies mentioned above can provide more accurate and real-time information regarding operations, unexpected events and disruptions, the important challenge for warehouse managers to make decisions using this information in a short response still remains [11].…”

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Product Intelligence in Warehouse Management: A Case Study

Giannikas

McFarlane

et al. 2013

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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The need for more flexible, adaptable and customer-oriented warehouse operations has been increasingly identified as an important issue by today's warehouse companies due to the rapidly changing preferences of the customers that use their services. Motivated by manufacturing and other logistics operations, in this paper we argue on the potential application of product intelligence in warehouse operations as an approach that can help warehouse companies address these issues. We discuss the opportunities of such an approach using a real example of a third-party-logistics warehouse company and we present the benefits it can bring in their warehouse management systems.

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Design of intelligent warehouse measure and control system based on Zigbee WSN

Cited by 10 publications

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The Role of Distributed Intelligence in Warehouse Management Systems

The Role of Distributed Intelligence in Warehouse Management Systems

Security Implementations in Smart Sensor Networks

Product Intelligence in Warehouse Management: A Case Study

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