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The world is not enough: How to create a fully automated warehouse in 12 months

Manuel Wenk
14.9.2020
Translation: machine translated

180,000 storage spaces for products, 18 new workstations and a construction period of around one year. That's how the new "Twine" warehouse can be described in one sentence. I accompanied the construction work with my camera.

The world is not enough. At least in the world of Digitec Galaxus, where warehouses are bursting at the seams. To cope with the growth, "Twine" was built in 12 months. "A fully automated warehouse that makes us fit for the future," says project manager Philippe Marty. In keeping with the spirit of Digitec Galaxus, Twine stands for "The world is not enough". In one to two years, the warehouse will be too small again. A new one is already being planned.

In the video, you can see how Philippe and his team made a significant article to open the warehouse on time - even two weeks earlier than planned due to coronavirus.

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As a Multimedia Producer, preparing multimedia content and knowing about cutting-edge technology is my business. My main focus at digitec is producing videos. I can’t wait to try out new products such as cameras, drones or smartphones as soon as they’re launched. This is where being at the source comes in rather handy. When I’m not working, I’m probably skiing, biking or hiking – the mountains are my place to be. 

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