Scanner-based order picking

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Scanner-based order picking is a warehouse logistics process in which operators are equipped with handheld scanners or mobile data capture devices. These devices display picking orders and confirm the correct retrieval of goods by scanning barcodes or RFID tags. The goal is to reduce errors, increase efficiency, and improve process reliability.

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