Warehousing System Popularity-Based Storage Allocation

The patent applies local quality by assigning different popularity levels to different goods allocations based on their positions. Goods allocations closer to the handling device entrance are designated as high popularity level, while those farther away are low popularity level. This creates localized optimization where each position serves its specific function - high popularity positions for frequently accessed goods, low popularity positions for less frequently accessed goods - thereby resolving the contradiction between storage flexibility and handling efficiency.

The patent implements preliminary action by pre-classifying goods into different popularity levels based on their expected output and input frequencies before storage. The control module predicts which goods will be frequently accessed and proactively assigns them to high popularity level goods allocations near the handling device entrance. This advance preparation ensures that when handling operations occur, high-frequency goods are already in optimal positions, eliminating the need for time-consuming retrieval from difficult-to-access locations.

The patent applies parameter changes by introducing a popularity level parameter that transforms the storage space organization from uniform to differentiated. The control module uses this parameter to dynamically assign goods to goods allocations based on their access frequency characteristics. This parameter-based classification system enables the handling device to focus on nearby high popularity level positions for frequent operations, while low popularity level positions are accessed less frequently, thereby maintaining complete inventory coverage while significantly improving average processing speed.