What are built-in monitors?
Built-in monitors are used in the manufacturing industry and logistics to ensure access to certain systems and programs at a fixed point. These robust monitors can usually be operated by touch and have many advantages:
- Simple operation for employees
- Resistant due to robust housing
- Can be adapted to individual circumstances
How are built-in monitors used in logistics?
Built-in monitors can be used in numerous areas of logistics and production.
In logistics, such monitors are mainly found in warehouses. Built-in monitors are used here as forklift terminals, for example, and are attached to forklift trucks. These then serve as compact on-board computers. However, a built-in monitor can also serve as an access point for the warehouse management system. In this case, they are usually attached to gates or the ends of shelves.
In production, built-in monitors are primarily used to control and monitor production machines. However, they can also be used to access master data with ease.
