[CIIE] Jungheinrich's China-Developed AI Warehouse Simulation Platform to Be Used in Europe, US

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(Yicai) Nov. 10 -- Jungheinrich's new Smart Plus 3.0, an artificial intelligence-enabled warehouse planning and simulation platform developed by the German intralogistics…

(Yicai) Nov. 10 -- Jungheinrich is set to roll out across European markets and the United States the artificial intelligence-enabled warehouse planning and simulation platform the intralogistics provider developed in China, following the approval of its German headquarters.

Unveiled at this year’s China International Import Expo, which ends today, Smart Plus 3.0 was developed by engineers at Jungheinrich’s software center in Shanghai, one of three the Hamburg-based company has globally.

Smart Plus 3.0 “focuses more on bringing AI into the simulation process to empower engineers, making simulation simpler and more intuitive,” Bai Daping, vice president of Asia-Pacific automation and warehouse equipment and managing director for China, told reporters at the CIIE.

Smart Plus spans the entire project lifecycle, including conceptual design, design verification, implementation, remote commissioning, and after-sales service. The upgraded version uses AI to help engineers complete simulation configuration, verification, and demonstrations more quickly.

It was designed with the goal of providing a “what you see is what you get” experience, Bai said.

Smart Plus 3.0 "is clear proof that the Chinese team dares to go all out," Bai pointed out. Supported by a wealth of practical application scenarios and a solid supply chain, software and hardware solutions developed in China have begun to expand into the Asia-Pacific region and are playing an increasingly important role in Western markets, he pointed out.

Jungheinrich is continually reviewing how best to allocate its research and development resources globally, Bai said, noting that over the next three to five years, channeling more into China "can generate returns several times over." Investing in software "is without doubt a major strategic deployment," he added.

Bai had previously likened China to a "gym" for multinational companies. "Facing this kind of speed and such rich application scenarios, it's a case of advance or fall…

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