Warehousing: An Integral Focus Area
Warehousing is fast becoming an integral part of integrated logistics networks due to technological advancement and reform-led policy measures.
Warehouse Cleaning Statistics
The area of total warehouse stocks across the country was estimated to be approximately 252.7 million square feet in 2020, up from around 208.6 million square feet in 2019 according to Statista. The logistics sector in India touched US$200 billion in 2020 & India’s warehousing requirement is expected to grow at an annual average rate of 9%.
Growth: Local & Global
The warehousing industry in India is a growing industry and it’s going to continue to increase as a favorable real estate asset. The sector has witnessed massive participation from institutional investors and developers amid rising demand from across the sectors.
Globally, warehousing has moved ahead from single-story to multi-story warehouses in densely populated cities and expensive land spaces. A multi-story warehouse consists of more than one floor and is designed to increase the available floor space for optimum results. It results in a better land utilization rate and boosts operational efficiency. Multi-story warehouses have been successful in densely populated cities predominantly in Asian countries such as China, Japan, Hong Kong, India, Singapore, etc. due to high land and construction costs, small site areas, and limited industrial land availability.
Technology Adoption
With the increase in the warehousing and storage market, there has been a concurrent increase in technology usage. Other than the use of tracking, monitoring devices, and sensors to increase efficiency and speed up the process, cleaning and sanitization has also become smart and automated.
With the increase in the warehousing and storage market, there has been a concurrent increase in technology usage. Other than the use of tracking, monitoring devices, and sensors to increase efficiency and speed up the process, cleaning and sanitization has also become smart and automated.
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Conclusion
Airports are facing a challenge in maintaining a consistent flow of customers and revenue as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. Airports are addressing this issue by deploying cleaning innovations to satisfy the increased demand for cleanliness from travelers and guarantee their safety. One such solution is the use of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for airport janitorial services. These self-driving floor scrubbers are being deployed to keep airports clean, disinfect terminals, and restore passenger confidence. They can adapt to the constantly changing environment of an airport, working seamlessly without staff involvement to improve cleaning efficiency and reduce labor costs.
In addition to high-traffic areas like checkpoints, food courts, hold rooms, and jet bridges, high employee areas such as communication centers, police stations, roll call rooms, and TSA checkpoints also require constant attention to maintain cleanliness. Traditional cleaning methods can be labor-intensive and costly, requiring a large number of employees and significant oversight. To address these challenges, many airports are turning to automation and using robotic floor scrubbers as a way to improve cleaning efficiency and reduce labor costs.
