What are the main differences between modern logistics equipment and traditional logistics equipment?

With the booming development of emerging industries, the e-commerce industry is constantly deepening its market, and traditional logistics can no longer meet market demand. Therefore, the logistics industry has increasingly high requirements for equipment mechanization and automation. In the development process of logistics equipment, it can be divided into modern logistics equipment and traditional logistics equipment. So, what is it divided according to? What are their differences?

Let's analyze in detail the differences between modern logistics equipment and traditional logistics equipment:

Technically speaking, modern logistics equipment places more emphasis on investing in logistics mechanization and automation, and the service time of the equipment will become longer compared to traditional equipment. The change in the application frequency of logistics equipment in serving various stages of logistics will result in a faster response speed to upstream and downstream. In terms of delivery interval, shorter time, faster delivery speed, and more product turnover times;

2. Modern logistics equipment focuses more on integrating logistics equipment with other links in the supply chain, including the integration of logistics equipment channels and commercial flow channels, the integration of logistics between mechanical equipment channels, logistics functions, and manufacturing processes;

3. Modern logistics equipment emphasizes the correct positioning of its logistics service functions and the improvement and systematization of logistics. In addition to traditional logistics storage, transportation, packaging and other logistics processing services, modern logistics tends to develop more outward in terms of services, from market research and forecasting, procurement and order processing, to distribution, logistics equipment selection and planning, and more towards rational allocation of strategies and planning in warehousing;