Scallog Workstation Review: Specs and Uses of the Light-Guided Picking Station
Updated: 7 days ago
The Scallog Workstation is where operators pick from shelves delivered by Scallog Boby robots. The manufacturer does not publish a price. This review covers its specifications, features and uses.
Quick Verdict
The station combines a computer, light pointers and an order buffer. Spot-to-light shows where to pick on the incoming shelf and put-to-light shows which order receives the item, which Scallog says raises productivity by 40% and cuts errors. Operators can work 10 to 100 orders in parallel at 450 to 600 picks per hour, on an anti-fatigue mat and height-adjustable platform. It also handles replenishment, reallocation and inventory counts in real time. Dimensions are not given.
Scallog Workstation at a Glance
Picks: 450 to 600/h
Parallel orders: 10 to 100
Guidance: Spot- and put-to-light
Ergonomics: Adjustable platform
Operations: Pick, replenish, count
Price: on request
Scallog Workstation Technical Specifications
The table below lists what the manufacturer states.
Specification | Scallog Workstation |
Manufacturer | Scallog |
Picking rate | 450 to 600 picks/h |
Parallel orders | 10 to 100 |
Light guidance | Spot-to-light, put-to-light |
Scanning | Yes |
Order buffer | Rack for containers and boxes |
Ergonomics | Anti-fatigue mat, adjustable platform |
Operations | Picking, replenishment, inventory |
Dimensions | Not stated |
Design and Build Quality
Modular stations with fixed or mobile order shelves, configurable for e-commerce or store orders.
Software and Integration
SCALLOG-MAS
Coordinates robots, shelves and orders.
WMS Integration
Works alongside existing WMS without reprogramming.
Scallog Workstation Applications and Use Cases
E-commerce
Many small orders in parallel.
Store Orders
Retail replenishment.
Inventory Counting
Real-time audits.
Scallog Workstation Price and Value
Scallog does not publish a price for the Scallog Workstation; it is quoted on request.
For the company behind the product, read the Scallog Company Profile: Business, Product and Investors.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Light-guided accuracy
Up to 100 parallel orders
Ergonomic
Multi-purpose
Cons
Dimensions not stated
Manual picking
No published price
Who Should Buy the Scallog Workstation?
It fits Scallog users that need efficient, accurate manual picking.
Scallog Workstation FAQ
How much does the Scallog Workstation cost?
Scallog does not publish a price for the Scallog Workstation; it is quoted on request.
What is the Scallog Workstation?
A goods-to-person picking station.
How many picks per hour?
450 to 600.
How many orders in parallel?
10 to 100.
What is spot-to-light?
Lights showing where to pick.
What is put-to-light?
Lights showing where to place items.
Is it ergonomic?
Yes, with an adjustable platform and anti-fatigue mat.
Can it do inventory counts?
Yes, in real time.
Specifications are based on manufacturer information and may change.
