Intralogistics is increasingly becoming a crucial component of logistics planning, offering organizations the chance to revolutionize how they bring their goods and services to customers. A focus on intralogistics helps to keep businesses competitive by reducing...
Mobile computers are revolutionizing warehouse management. Traditionally, warehouses were managed with paper-based systems that were slow and often inaccurate. With the advent of mobile computers, however, warehouses can now take advantage of these powerful devices to...
In today's manufacturing environment, tracking the movement of products through the supply chain is ever more important. Through the help of traceability, manufacturers can keep track of everything from where a product was made, to who handled it along the way, to...
If you're an ecommerce business, then you know that accuracy and efficiency are keys to your success. Barcode scanners offer one of the most efficient ways to do this, and they can save you a lot of time and money in the long run. How Datalogic barcode scanners help...
If you run a business, then you know how important it is to keep accurate inventory records. There are a lot of moving parts in any business, and inventory management is one area where things can quickly get out of hand if you're not careful. That's why Datalogic...
You've seen barcodes everywhere - on product packaging, in libraries, and even on some ID cards. There is no denial that barcodes have become an essential part of our daily lives but often they go unnoticed. Since their invention 70-plus years ago, barcodes have...
The new Matrix 320 5MP fixed mount barcode scanner features an extended lens and lightings portfolio to solve a broader range of applications, including those with a large depth of field (DoF) or field of view (FoV). Datalogic’s latest barcode scanner in the Matrix...
The barcode scanner is a small, portable device that scans and decodes the information encoded in these black-and white codes. The first one was invented by an American man named Norman Joseph Woodland back in 1961; it's now used all over for everything from...
