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With digital intralogistics planning, iFD creates transparency – before investments become a reality. Our simulation and planning projects combine real-world operational experience with model-based material flow simulation. For robust decisions, tailored to processes, technology and people.
In established intralogistics structures, changes rarely occur in isolation. Increases in throughput, new automation or modifications affect existing material flows and process chains. A structured simulation provides planning certainty – before measures are implemented.
Simulate refurbishment whilst operations continue
What impact do new routing, conveyor technology or additional systems have on existing material flows?
Model growth scenarios
How does the warehouse perform at +20% or +30% throughput? Where do bottlenecks arise?
Evaluating the economic viability of automation
Where is shuttle technology worthwhile, and where is it not? Which investment actually generates added value?
Securing staff and resource planning
How do shift patterns and vehicle requirements change with new layouts?
Comparing system decisions
Which variant offers the most stable control and process logic in the long term?
iFD doesn’t start with the software, but with the actual intralogistics infrastructure.
Every simulation project begins with a detailed analysis of existing material flows, control logic, conveyor systems and personnel processes.
Together, we develop digital models of your intralogistics – including:
In ‘what-if’ scenarios, we simulate growth, conversions or automation options and evaluate them from both a technical and economic perspective.
This provides a sound basis for decision-making regarding investments, retrofit projects or new planning.
Simulation makes complex intralogistics systems easier to understand.
It shows how processes interact – and which decisions are sustainable in the long term.
Intralogistics simulation helps companies to realistically assess complex material flows, automation concepts and layout changes. Digital models allow various scenarios to be tested – such as increasing throughput requirements, new automation technologies or modifications during ongoing operations.
Rather than making decisions based solely on experience, a structured simulation provides reliable data on bottlenecks, resource utilisation and process stability. This creates a sound basis for decision-making regarding investments, expansions or the long-term development of existing intralogistics systems.
At iFD, the results of intralogistics simulations and warehouse planning are incorporated directly into the implementation process. This ensures consistency between planning, control architecture and operations – from the initial analysis through to stable implementation.
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