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A look inside the warehouse of the future

We have imagined what a warehouse could look like if we designed the work around people, technology and the operation together. Have a look around, then visit our lab to see some of the work we have done that could help make it happen.

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FULFILMENT CENTRE 04 D 01 D 02 D 03 D 04 SITE OFFICE INDUCTION THE WAREHOUSE FLOOR Stop 2 · through the front doors MSK 410 221 7 MSK 118 004 3 GATEHOUSE 0 10 m ELEVATION · ARRIVAL
Stop 1 · Outside

Welcome to the warehouse of the future

Every system here involves people, so the human risks are designed out from the start. Take the short guided tour, or click any orange dot, then head through the front doors.

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Stop 2 · The aisles

On the warehouse floor

This is where small design decisions make a big difference to safety and pace. Take the tour to walk down the aisle, one idea at a time.

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Stop 3 · The automation

Where people and automation meet

Automation can take out repetitive work, but people still need to understand, supervise and step into the system. Getting those interactions right early in design avoids costly redesign later. Take the tour to see how that could work.

Section · Automated handling
Stop 4 · The control room

The whole floor at a glance

From up here you can see the docks, the aisles and the line all at once. Take the tour to see how the floor keeps itself moving.

Plan · The whole floor
Stop 5 · The end of the walk

So where does Opposite fit?

The warehouse is a vision. Through this door are some real projects we have delivered, and the experience we could bring to Maersk.

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Our lab · Bench 1

Making standards easier to use

Examples of how we have made complex systems and information easier for people to use.

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