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Supply Chain Short Takes: SICK

Duration: 0:07:58

Release Date: May 17, 2024

Bruce Muir, director of industry management at SICK, joins DC Velocity’s David Maloney to discuss track and trace technology for inbound and outbound pallets. Specifically, Muir shares about SICK’s unique Ident Gate System that automatically identifies delivered goods directly at the loading gate. The track and trace system detects the shipping labels as soon as the worker drives a loaded pallet through the gate without stopping. A visual loading and condition report then indicates to the personnel whether the details match.

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