Answer 1
The Dag-Brucken ASRS project had failed for a number of reasons. One of the prime reason was that most of the work in Australia were done either manually or semi- automatically. This meant that applying a fully automated process for the Asian market was quite a challenge for them. Apart from this, the price of land in Australia was cheaper and the population density was also less. This meant warehouses in Australia had the option of using expansive land and also a single automated crane to handle it. However, limited land in Asia meant that warehouses had to be multi-storied and a greater ...
