Abstract: A warehouse for order fulfilment with at least one order fulfillment area in which picking stations are arranged and supplied with articles from a product storage for picking orders wherein each picking station is supplied and collected with product containers by a connecting conveyor system and the connecting conveyor system also supplying order containers and being used for discharge of emptied product containers and partial order or finished orders from the respective picking station, where a bypass conveyor is arranged in parallel to the connecting conveyor system such that product and/or order traffic inbound to the picking stations and outbound from the picking stations may be off-loaded from the connecting conveyor system.

Abstract: A control system for a warehouse includes a controller for communicating commands for execution by item carrying vehicles, robotic pickers, and human workers. A warehouse simulation performs simulated runs of order picking and replenishment activities. The simulated results and experience data are recorded and stored in storage. The stored data includes operational data including live results and experience data that was recorded while the workers were performing according to the executable commands from the controller. A training module receives the simulation results, the simulated experience data, and the recorded operational data from the storage. The training module trains an algorithm using the simulated data and the operational data. The training module generates an updated algorithm for the controller. Using the updated algorithm, the controller communicates executable commands to the workers.

Abstract: A warehouse for order fulfilment with at least one order fulfillment area in which picking stations are arranged and supplied with articles from a product storage for picking orders wherein each picking station is supplied and collected with product containers by a connecting conveyor system and the connecting conveyor system also supplying order containers and being used for discharge of emptied product containers and partial order or finished orders from the respective picking station, where a bypass conveyor is arranged in parallel to the connecting conveyor system such that product and/or order traffic inbound to the picking stations and outbound from the picking stations may be off-loaded from the connecting conveyor system.

Abstract: Device for lifting an article from a roller conveyor having a fork that can be raised and lowered, and having a plurality of spaced-apart elongate tines which, in the lowered position, move with the tines between or below the rollers of the roller conveyor in order to lift one or a plurality of articles from the rollers as the fork is being raised into the raised position with the tines, where the tines form a carrier surface for the article and the tines can be expanded in the direction transverse to the longitudinal extension thereof in order to form an expanded carrier surface.

Abstract: Device for lifting an article from a roller conveyor having a fork that can be raised and lowered, and having a plurality of spaced-apart elongate tines which, in the lowered position, move with the tines between or below the rollers of the roller conveyor in order to lift one or a plurality of articles from the rollers as the fork is being raised into the raised position with the tines, where the tines form a carrier surface for the article and the tines can be expanded in the direction transverse to the longitudinal extension thereof in order to form an expanded carrier surface.