Most workers are enthusiastic and get used to it very quickly. It is usually quicker to train a new order picker in voice directed picking than paper-based or RF picking. Off course some workers will have problem with voice technology as some also have with paper or terminal because of poor eyesight. [...]

We design system with rotating control numbers, control numbers is randomly asked based on colour and on that way operator cannot remember number. Also for some articles the picker can read back the last 2 or 3 digits of the barcode so that the system can check the correct item has been picked. The picker [...]

Voice technology, as used in the warehouse, involves the use of a wearable computer with a headset and microphone so that warehouse operatives receive instructions by voice and verbally confirm their actions back to the system. The wearable computer communicates with the Warehouse Management System (WMS) via a radio frequency (RF) local area network (LAN).

The most common application is Voice Picking of customer orders, where improved accuracy and productivity offer a fast payback, but voice can fit in any warehouse prcoess also enables you to use it for Goods Received, Pallet Put-away, Replanish, Moving, Final control and Stock Checking. Except warehouse operations voice is used in retatil, maintenance and [...]

Yes, the Talkman terminal uses Vocollect's next-generation speech recognizer, BlueStreakâ„¢, which was specifically designed for noisy warehouse and industrial environments. BlueStreak easily accepts long, rapidly-spoken digits, as well as single words, with precision and accuracy, while filtering out and rejecting intermittent and background noise. Headset has microphones for speech and for noise, before starting of [...]

Yes, voice technology is ideal for use in the freezer, and the hands free operation offers even greater productivity improvements as gloves hamper the use of paper or radio data terminals. The Talkman  terminal instead other mobile devices operates in temperatures down to minus 29°C. Battery is performed to work whole shift in cold conditions.

Talkman uses speaker-dependent voice technology. Speaker-dependent systems require each user to train the system for his or her individual speech pattern, dialect, or language. Voice training takes only fifteen to thirty minutes per Talkman user depend of functions which worker will perform. Training allows the system to be much more accurate and robust in an [...]