case picking

English

Noun

case picking (usually uncountable, plural case pickings)

  1. (logistics) An order picking method where goods are picked up in cases.
    Alternative form: Case Picking
    • 2025 February 6, “Exotec Launches Next Generation of Skypod System, an All-in-One Robot-Based AS/RS, that Addresses the Majority of Processes Within a Warehouse”, in Businesswire‎[1], United States, archived from the original on 5 September 2025:
      The key differentiator for the Next Generation of Skypod is the ability to handle both each and case picking, positioning Exotec to better address multichannel needs with a single solution. The system also natively supports a number of value-added logistics features that traditionally require external equipment and complex subsystems.
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