picker-to-parts

English

Noun

picker-to-parts (uncountable)

  1. (logistics) An order picking method where the picker goes in the direction of the goods for retrieval.
    Synonym: picker-to-goods
    Antonyms: parts-to-picker, goods-to-person, goods-to-picker, G2P
    • 2022 April 1, Ivan Žulj, Hagen Salewski, Dominik Goeke and Michael Schneider, “Order batching and batch sequencing in an AMR-assisted picker-to-parts system”, in European Journal of Operational Research, volume 298, number 1, United States, →DOI, pages 182-201:
      Traditional picker-to-parts systems are rarely suitable for these requirements. For example, in picker-to-parts systems that are operated with a pick-by-order strategy, customer orders are picked individually on a single order picking tour starting from the depot, proceeding along the storage locations defined by the respective customer order, and ending at the depot.
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