LogicStack

Challenge Stack Storage

Stack sto­rage are block sto­rage and bound by a fixed spa­ti­al posi­ti­on. First of all, this means that appro­pria­te space must be avail­ab­le for this pur­po­se. Nevertheless, stack sto­rage is a pro­ven tool to deco­u­p­le a sub­se­quent pro­duc­tion from the respec­ti­ve upstream pro­ces­sing steps. Thus, a hig­her effi­ci­en­cy is achieved.

This is whe­re LogicStack comes in. The upstream pro­duc­tion sup­plies the com­pon­ents in an uncoor­di­na­ted order, regard­less of its dimen­si­on or sur­face. It is a real art to make a stack from this in such a way that it is safe­ly stood up or packed and to deli­ver the requi­red parts in the cor­rect order to the sub­se­quent pro­duc­tion. Usually, this is only mas­te­red by a few employees - and almost, it is dia­metri­cal­ly oppo­sed to the idea of high pro­duc­ti­vi­ty and efficiency.

Here, Discher Automatisierungstechnik has dis­sol­ved the boun­der with LogicStack - the intel­li­gent stacking sys­tem and crea­ted an ele­men­tal com­po­nent in the direc­tion of Industry 4.0.