multi-batch picking

English

Noun

multi-batch picking (uncountable)

  1. (logistics) A variation of batch picking where goods from several orders are picked at the same time.
    Synonym: multi-order picking
    • 2024 August 10, Hui Guo, Tianlun Wu, Guomin Gao, Zhaoxin Qiu and Haiyang Chen, “Lightweight safflower cluster detection based on YOLOv5”, in Scientific Reports, volume 14, number 18579, United States, →DOI:
      Safflower is a valuable cash crop with medicinal and oilseed properties. Its market demand is increasing due to the growth of research and development in safflower-related products. Safflower plants produce multiple clusters of flower bulbs, each with varying opening times, making selective harvesting in batches a necessity. Currently, safflower harvesting relies mainly on manual multi-batch picking, which is both labour-intensive and costly. For this reason, the development of robotic technology for safflower harvesting is crucial.
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