Application of Visual Sensing Image Processing Technology under Digital Twins to the Intelligent Logistics System

Since the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the advantages of logistics are neglected, and the scale operation and the welfare in the industry are difficult to achieve due to the influence of the economic system and social environment. Therefore, a new intelligent logistics distribution management system based on machine vision and visual sensor image processing technology is constructed to respond to the shortcomings of the traditional system, including slow efficiency, huge cost, complex data, and low degree of informatization. Through the analysis and research on the visual sensor image processing technology and the order processing, receipt management, distribution management, scheduling management, and return management that affect logistics distribution, a simulation experiment is used to verify that the visual sensor image processing technology is rigorous, intelligent, and efficient and has high precision. The intelligent logistics distribution management system can effectively solve the problems existing in the traditional logistics distribution management. The experimental results show that the visual sensor image processing technology can collect and analyze the target image and effectively track and monitor it in the logistics distribution process. The average distribution precision of the intelligent logistics distribution management system reaches more than 99.5%, which is greatly improved compared with 90% of the traditional logistics distribution. And it can greatly improve the distribution efficiency, which increases by about 26.5%. The study realizes the information management of the logistics system and automatically completes all the work according to the designed program, so that the real-time dynamic distribution can be transmitted to the urban logistics distribution at any time.

Effect of Aplication of E-Commerce, Distribution Management System (DMS) and Warehouse Management System (WMS) in Improving Human Resource Performance

Many organizations run their business processes depend on the individuals within the organization rather than the system. Problems occur when an individual is absent and then hampers the performance of other individuals, for example the sales and finance division which depends on the administrative and warehouse divisions. The difficulty in serving many customers with a wide variety of products, as well as the mismatch of data and stock reports compared to the system is also a problem in the company. This study is aimed to find the effect of the application of the E-Commerce system, Distribution Management System (DMS), and Warehouse Management system on improving the performance of human resources in Marine Asia Pasifik Company. Keywords: E-Commerce; DMS; Warehouse Management System; HR; Performance Improvement of HR

Making distribution operations lean: the management system approach in a case

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a distribution management system that determines the path toward lean distribution through teamwork. This system introduces a set of lean distribution initiatives regarding the structural and strategic facets of organizations. Design/methodology/approach Through studying the case, which is one of the largest distribution companies in the Middle East, the deployment process of the developed system is examined through chartering focus, deployment and operational teams. These teams held several rounds of panel discussions to formulate the strategic, tactical and technical plans required for making distribution operations lean. Findings It is found that the strategic focus of the case should not only be restricted to distribution initiatives but also the company can achieve a suitable competitive position by focusing on leadership and integral architecture of information, distribution and transportation channels. The first semi-year cycle of implementing the lean distribution system in the case targeted a 2.5% reduction in the ratio of distribution cost to sales by planning for the cross-docking adoption. It also aimed at a 10% increase in the market share for the prioritized market by a 20% reduction in lost sales owing to improper implementation of the processes. Originality/value The developed lean distribution management system is novel in the way it includes the strategy, structure and capabilities of an organization. Deploying this system causes a meaningful connection between lean distribution principles and operational initiatives.

Optimization on Medical Material Distribution Management System Based on Artificial Intelligence Robot

The traditional medical material distribution management system method lacks systematic analysis and relies heavily on the subjective judgment of related operators, and it is easy to cause excessive or too little inventory, which leads to waste of operating costs. This study builds on a dedicated system for artificial intelligence robot logistics and aims to minimize the total cost of medical material ordering and distribution operations. In addition, in view of the constraints in the actual operation of the hospital, this study uses the concept of the spatiotemporal network to construct an ordering and distribution scheduling planning model of single material certainty, single material stochastic, and multiple material stochastic to help the hospital make optimal decisions and ensure the hospital's continuous and stable operation. In addition, after building the system, this study designs experiments to analyze the performance of this study system. The research shows that the model constructed in this paper has a certain effect and can provide a reference for the follow-up medical material distribution management system.

Uma abordagem para a Automação Avançada da Distribuição no contexto das Redes Elétricas Inteligentes

Os recentes avanços tecnológicos, com avançadas infraestruturas de medição e de automação, e sofisticados mecanismos de inteligência computacional, criam oportunidades, dentre outras, de melhorar a eficiência operacional de sistemas elétricos e os indicadores da qualidade da energia, dentro do contexto das redes elétricas inteligentes (REIs). Empresas distribuidoras dispõem de sistemas corporativos de supervisão, controle, monitoramento, georreferenciamento e gestão e têm investido em projetos de automatização e modernização de suas redes elétricas com esse propósito. Dessa forma, este artigo apresenta uma abordagem para o desenvolvimento de um DMS – Distribution Management System, para aplicações de Automação Avançada da Distribuição (ADA), que inclui ferramentas de estimador de estados, controle Volt/Var, localização de faltas, isolação e autorrestauração, de modo que um barramento de interoperabilidade (BCIM) integra todos os sistemas corporativos com a gestão operacional. As aplicações desenvolvidas foram testadas para redes reais, em ambiente computacional, integradas ao ambiente do laboratório de Redes Elétricas Inteligentes NAPREI/USP. Os resultados demonstram os processos da integração das aplicações da ADA a um barramento de serviços comercial, o qual se comunica sistemas legados da empresa, testes de suas aplicações e seus desafios.

IMPROVING OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY OF GRIDS BY INTEGRATING GEOGRAPHIC MAPS IN SCADA SYSTEM: DaNang STUDY CASE

The continuous development of the present-day smartgrid technology is required to improve the operational efficiency of the power system. Energy management system (EMS) technology solutions, including Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) and Distribution Management System (DMS), must be constantly developed in terms of application range and efficiency to meet the mentioned requirements. The article proposes a technique to integrate Google Earth geographic map into the SCADA system. The efficiency of the proposed method is evaluated through PSS/ADEPT software. The results show that the proposed solution contributes to improving the reliability of the grid and improving the efficiency of customer care service as well as training of junior dispatchers.