Ocado IQ App Overview
The Ocado IQ App runs on Android handhelds with Wi-Fi and 5-inch or larger screens, pairs with Chuck and Porter AMRs, supports picking, putaway, pick-and-pass and exception handling, and extends system-directed work to forklifts and bulky items.
Key Specifications
Specification | Ocado IQ App |
Manufacturer | Ocado Group |
Model | Ocado IQ App |
Category | Software / Mobile fulfillment app |
Platform | Android handhelds, Wi-Fi |
Screen | 5 inch or larger |
AMR pairing | Chuck and Porter, auto-pairing |
Workflows | Picking, putaway, pick-and-pass, exceptions |
Equipment | Forklifts, cherry pickers, pallet jacks |
Dashboards | Live, remote access |
Error reduction | Up to 25% (claimed) |
Price | Price on request |
Price available on request. Any price is indicative, not final and may change.
Applications
Narrow Aisles
Bulky Items
Exceptions
Ocado IQ App Review Summary
Not every item fits on a Chuck. The IQ App runs on Android handhelds with 5-inch or larger screens and lets associates pick in narrow aisles, at height with cherry pickers or forklifts, and for bulky items. It mirrors the AMR display, auto-pairs with the nearest priority AMR and hands off to the next in queue. Workflows include picking, putaway, pick-and-pass and exceptions, and managers see live dashboards remotely. Ocado claims up to 25% fewer fulfillment mistakes without explaining the basis.
Pros
Any Android handheld
Auto-pairs with AMRs
Covers manual zones
Live dashboards
Cons
Android only
Claim basis unclear
Who It Is For
It fits Ocado AMR users with areas or items robots cannot handle.
Full review: Ocado IQ App Review: Features and Uses of the Handheld App for AMR Fulfillment
