Order picking technology
Pick-by-voice solution with wearable scanners
Proglove is cooperating with Topsystem, a division of the Ehrhardt Partner Group (EPG), to meet the industry's high demand for mobile logistics solutions. The two companies are offering a joint package that combines Topsystem's Lydia Voice Pick-by-Voice solution with the wearable barcode scanners from ProGlove's Mark product family.
This noticeably relieves the strain on employees and provides additional mobility and orientation aids. They benefit from a solution that allows them to work hands-free and improves their safety, efficiency and the quality of their work.
To connect the Lydia Voice solution with the wearable scanning products, employees simply scan a QR barcode. The combined solution then enables faster order processing and better data quality in processes that require advanced data capture.
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