Many content combinations
Product variants and options create a large number of possible box contents.
Applications · Packaging
Complete, correctly packed orders at the end of the line.
Packaging is the last chance to catch a missing part or a wrong label. Arkite guides each packing step with projections on the table and in the box, validates the placement and confirms completion automatically.
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The operation
Where variant complexity meets the customer
Packing stations combine a product with accessories, documentation and labels, often in variant-specific combinations. In logistics and kitting, operators fill boxes and handling units in many formats.
Errors at this stage go straight to the customer: a missing accessory, the wrong label or a box packed inefficiently.
High-resolution workstation photo.
Photo placeholder High-resolution replacement for the hero image, which is only about 730 px wide. Operator packing a box with projected placement positions for each item and a label printer next to the packing table. Landscape 16:9, at least 2400 px wide, no customer logos or product branding, people only with written consent.
Typical challenges
What makes packing difficult
Inconsistent fill patterns
Without guidance, each operator fills boxes differently, which affects capacity and protection.
Paper checklists
Manual checklist confirmation adds time without proving that the work was done correctly.
Labeling errors
Wrong or missing labels cause delays and complaints further along the supply chain.
How Arkite works here
A guided and validated packing sequence
- 01
Load the order
The order and variant come from the MES or ERP, or from a barcode scan. A start-up check confirms the content required at the station.
- 02
Follow the stacking pattern
Arkite receives the result of an external stacking or packaging algorithm and projects where each item goes, adapting the projection to each order.
- 03
Validate each placement
With VALIDATE, the 3D sensor confirms each pick and placement before the next item is shown.
- 04
Print and confirm
Labels are printed from the workflow, and completion is confirmed automatically to the connected system when the last step is validated.
Integrations and tools
Connected to planning and logistics
Systems
- MES
- ERP
- WMS
- HTTP web services
- Arkite REST API
- SQL databases
Devices
- Epson label printers
- Barcode and QR scanners
- DMX lights
- Arkite RGB sensor for codes and text
Data captured
A record of every packed order
- Items placed per step and per order
- Packing errors and corrections
- Cycle time per order type against expected cycle time
- Job output per hour, day or week
- Operator and workstation
- Traceability per order or serial number
Make the last station the most reliable one
See how dynamic projections and validation work on a packing station.