Dijie, a leading developer of advanced intelligent sorting system integration, has recently announced the installation and successful launch of a fully automated parcel sorting machine at Royal Mail’s Tynside Mail centre. The machine has the capacity to sort up to 180,000 parcels per day and comes equipped with a system of conveyor belts and scanning technology designed to automatically sort parcels and prepare them for dispatch within Royal Mail’s network.
The new installation was achieved through a collaborative effort between Royal Mail and Dijie. With an experienced team of engineers and technicians, Dijie was able to design, manufacture, install, and train all kinds of conveying and sorting equipment and related peripherals for the fully automated sorting machine. This retrofit project was carried out with the aim of improving the efficiency of Royal Mail’s operations and reducing the potential for errors such as lost packages, misplaced parcels, and late deliveries.
Royal Mail is one of the largest postal operators in the world, with a vast network of sorting and distribution centres in the UK. The new sorting machine from Dijie is expected to streamline and accelerate the parcel sorting process, allowing for faster and more accurate deliveries. The advent of e-commerce has led to an increase in the volume of parcels being sent and delivered by Royal Mail, and this installation is aimed at improving their ability to handle the growing demand.
The fully automated sorting machine is equipped with the latest scanning technology, designed to read parcel labels and sort them according to their destination. The machine can discern the size and weight of each parcel and route it correctly for on-time delivery. The machine is capable of handling packages from small envelopes to large packages, and can sort parcels of various shapes and sizes with ease. The technology used in the machine is intelligent and adaptable, making it well suited to the evolving needs of Royal Mail’s network.
The installation of the fully automated sorting machine comes at a time when the logistics and postal industries are undergoing significant changes. E-commerce has caused a surge in parcel volumes, putting pressure on logistics companies to improve and streamline their operations to meet customer demands. With this installation, Royal Mail is expected to maintain its competitive edge by improving its delivery times and accuracy.
In conclusion, the launch of the fully automated sorting machine from Dijie at Royal Mail’s Tynside Mail centre is a significant milestone in the logistics industry. With its state-of-the-art technology and intelligent design, the machine is expected to improve the operations of Royal Mail and help them keep pace with the growing volume of parcels being sent and delivered. Moving forward, Dijie will continue to work with Royal Mail to develop and implement advanced solutions for logistics and postal operations.