Datalogic has officially announced the launch of its state-of-the-art solutions, each one designed to maximize productivity and precision throughout logistics processes, including inbound receipt, outbound delivery, and more, to ensure flawless execution and superior results.
Talk about these new solutions on a slightly deeper level, we begin from the promise of high-speed conveyor scanning. As conveyor parcels require both precision and speed to guarantee accurate tracking and prevent delays in high-volume environments, the Matrix™ family, AV900, and AV7000 12K scanners will leverage advanced imaging technology to improve efficiency.
Next up, we have pallet identification capabilities coming into play. You see, as accurate tracking of palletized loads is crucial for maintaining seamless warehouse operations. Datalogic’s high-precision technology makes it possible for users to achieve smooth workflows with intelligent Pallet ID systems.
Another detail worth a mention here is rooted in the technology’s focused on facilitating object and pallet height detection, along with measurement on conveyors. More on that would reveal how the all-new DS4 Area Sensor from Datasensing can effectively enhance automation efficiency.
This it does by reducing errors, preventing misrouting, and optimizing performance. Furthermore, the solution arrives on the bearing an ability to accurately detect both opaque and transparent items even at high speeds, ensuring reliable operations in manufacturing and intralogistics.
To understand the significance of such a development, we must take into account how it’s absolutely critical to have certain precision when detecting and measuring objects and pallets on conveyors
Moving on to the prospect of achieving efficiency in order fulfillment, Datalogic’s brings forth an advanced data capture technology which can seamlessly enhance picking, packing, and shipping efficiency. Complementing that would be Datalogic’s versatile mobile computing lineup, a lineup that includes the adaptable Skorpio™ X5, the secure Memor™ 30-35 family, and the wearable CodiScan.
Hold on, we still have a few bits left to unpack, considering we haven’t yet touched upon the new warehouse management facility. This translates to a PowerScan™ 9600 RFID solution, which is well-equipped to reduce manual effort, prevent mistakes, and offer instant inventory visibility.
We also haven’t touched upon the availability of field service and last-mile delivery optimization. Here, the idea is to provide real-time tracking and reliable data enhance field activities. Datalogic will realize that on the back of its Memor 12-17 technology, a sleek, ultra-slim enterprise-grade PDA device capable of delivering consistent scanning and uninterrupted connectivity.
Rounding up highlights would be an aspect dedicated towards collision avoidance. This one from the LGS-A10, a compact and cost-effective LiDAR with exceptional capabilities that, on their part, provide the flexibility needed for diverse applications.
Among other things, we ought to mention that Datalogic is set to showcase its latest advancements at ProMat 2025 in Chicago from March 17 to 20.
Founded in 1972, Datalogic’s stems from designing and producing barcode readers, mobile computers, sensors for detection, measurement and safety, RFID vision, and laser marking systems. The company’s portfolio of solutions, at the moment, is geared towards bolstering the efficiency and quality attached to processes in Retail, Manufacturing, Transportation & Logistics, and Healthcare industries.
Datalogic’s excellence in what it does can be understood once you consider it has more than 1,200 patents in multiple jurisdictions; research and development centers in Italy, USA, China, and Vietnam. The company also boasts thousands of prestigious partners and customers deployed over five continents.
