Integration of data, materials, and intelligence for manufacturing enterprises.
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Building a new facility is a one-time opportunity to get material flow right from the foundation up. Every logistics compromise designed into the layout becomes a permanent cost.
QDITC works alongside your engineering and operations teams during the design phase — integrating automated storage, material flow paths, and WMS architecture before construction locks anything in.
Intelligent warehousing system Master the “Eight Principles” of Intelligent Warehousing System Planning
Comprehensively consider logistics, information flow, and commercial flow to ensure the integration and diversion of the three flows.
Reasonably utilize vertical and horizontal space to ensure efficient coordination of equipment, personnel, and materials.
According to the layout of the production workshop, ensure that the production process is unobstructed and maintain balanced operation of equipment.
The storage and transportation capacity of the equipment should be coordinated with the system requirements to avoid resource waste.
Optimize equipment arrangement and operation processes to reduce detours in material handling and storage.
Shorten the distance of material and personnel flow, save logistics time and costs.
Adopting standard components and systems to meet environmental and energy consumption requirements.
Fully consider the safety of operators and the system during design.
We map your target throughput volumes, SKU profile, and operational scenarios to define what the warehouse must deliver — before a single square meter is committed.
Storage zones, material flow paths, equipment placement, and software integration points are co-designed with your facility layout. Output: a logistics master plan your architect and construction team can work from directly.
We specify equipment types, quantities, control architecture, and WMS/WCS scope — with documented integration interfaces for your ERP or MES systems.
Phased commissioning plan aligned to your construction timeline, ensuring logistics systems go live in sync with production ramp-up — not months after.
Measurable improvement in pick, store, and transfer cycle times
Reduced labor dependency in high-frequency material handling zones
Equipment right-sized to your peak throughput — no over-engineering
Layout validated against your actual production flow, not a generic template
Uptime-focused equipment selection with documented MTBF data
Post-handover support included in project scope
