Implementation

S.E.G.A. Hungary had multiple test inventory checks, during which they involved one of the Big 4 auditors to approve the solution. “We wanted to prepare a document that contains all important information and is as simple as possible. Keeping this in mind, the content and format of the inventory document have evolved over the course of the testing rounds. The final format was achieved during the official trial inventory, on which occasion the representative of the auditing company was also present. She gave us positive feedback on the new technology and also validated the documentation.” said Imola Osváth.

Aeriu provides well-tested training for the drone pilots. “There was a two-day training for the pilot candidates. At first, we had a theoretical education about the basics of aerodynamics, how drones work, and what laws and regulations are related to using them. In the first afternoon, we could also try to assemble the drones and learn the basics of controlling them. The next day, we practiced more complex movements. We also went out into the storage to experience how the actual work would happen.” Bence Kós, a Drone Pilot from S.E.G.A. Hungary.

Gábor Veres, Logistics Group Leader at S.E.G.A. Hungary, had a huge part in the implementation of Aeriu. “We found common ground very quickly. I have met excellent professionals, and I thank them very much for their great flexibility. Our main expectation was to reduce health and safety risks and, at the same time, increase efficiency. And of course, reduce inventory costs. During 4 months of testing, better and better results were obtained. Which gave us great confidence in the planning of the inventory.”

During the implementation, Aeriu helped calibrate the lighting conditions and internet connectivity in the warehouse. Aeriu also had to find an ideal base for drones where they could be charged without losing much time getting around in the warehouse.