Vitronic Delivers Efficient Solution
Summary
Korea Post handles thousands of letters and parcels every day, and its distribution centres must perform efficiently.Each VIPAC unit at Korea Post’s Incheon facility uses a single camera to capture photographic images of barcodes on the top side of items, which travel through on a powered sorter conveyor.If barcodes do not contain enough information for definitive sorting, VIPAC sends their images via a high-speed network to one of ten videocoding terminals where operators manually input additional details.Korea Post handles thousands of letters and parcels every day, and its distribution centres must perform efficiently.Each VIPAC unit at Korea Post’s Incheon facility uses a single camera to capture photographic images of barcodes on the top side of items, which travel through on a powered sorter conveyor.VIPAC archives all captured images, allowing Korea Post to track export shipments.If barcodes do not contain enough information for definitive sorting, VIPAC sends their images via a high-speed network to one of ten videocoding terminals where operators manually input additional details.