System and method for order processing

JP2026048707A5Pending Publication Date: 2026-07-13OCADO INNOVATION LTD
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Patent Information

Application Number
JP2025206987
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2013-06-17
Filing Date
2025-11-27
Publication Date
2026-07-13

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Technical Problem

Existing order processing systems are inefficient in large-scale warehousing and retrieval systems, especially when handling high-frequency container retrieval and large volumes of orders. This requires massive conveyor systems and complex sorting systems, resulting in high equipment investment and operating costs.

Method used

A unified container design is adopted for storage and transportation, combined with an automated storage and retrieval system. By embedding transportation containers in storage containers, the reliance on additional conveyor belts and sorting systems is reduced, and efficient container management is achieved through robotic operators.

Benefits of technology

It significantly reduces equipment investment and operating costs, while improving space utilization and processing efficiency, and reducing energy and maintenance expenses.

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Abstract

A fully automated and / or partially automated system, method, and set of machine-executable coded instructions for handling cargo. In particular, the disclosure provides improvements in the storage and retrieval of storage and delivery containers in order processing systems. [Solution] One method for providing access to stored cargo for fully automated and / or semi-automatic retrieval includes placing cargo, which may be of any desired type, into containers or other containers, and stacking and / or otherwise arranging the containers vertically in layers, optionally in multiple columns and / or rows, or in a racking system, so that individual containers are accessible by an automated container retrieval system, either entirely or partially.
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