Webinar – The Future of Dimensioning is Here | MobileDemand

Dimensioning, weighing and cubing are not new concepts within supply chains. Workers wander through warehouses with a picking list and a cart, bringing items to a fixed dimensioning system in the dusty corner of the warehouse. Items are placed on the stationary dimensioner, returned to the cart and either sent off for shipping or returned to their storage location. This process is time-consuming and grossly inefficient.

Revolutionize Dimensioning with xDIM

Enter xDIM Mobile Dimensioning. The software runs on a MobileDemand rugged tablet and Intel RealSense Technology 3D Depth camera to instantly capture dimensions of boxes, irregular and small items and pallets anywhere thanks to the intuitive point-and-capture interface. This mobile solution enables an entirely new workflow with the ability to capture all necessary data including dimensions, weights and pictures at the product location—even at the upper levels of your shelving. No more bringing items to-and-from a stationary dimensioner. When pitted against one another, xDIM was 40% faster than the stationary system taking 20 minutes and 15 seconds and xDIM taking 12 minutes and 20 seconds to capture the weight and dimensions of 15 items.

Discover the Advancements in Mobile Dimensioning

In the webinar, “The Future of Dimensioning is Here: Discover How AI-Powered Mobile Dimensioning Creates a New and Efficient Workflow to Capture Dimensions Anywhere,” experts from MobileDemand and Intel® RealSense™ will dive into the daily struggles of dimensions in the supply chain and the solution – mobile dimensioning.

Join Joel Hagberg, Head of Product Management at Intel RealSense, Matt Miller, CTO/President and Don Fields, Director of Business Development, both at MobileDemand, as they delve into the transformative capabilities of 3D stereo depth technology and its integration with MobileDemand's xDIM software.

Learn about real-life customers using xDIM for:

• Preventing $1,000 surcharges imposed by shippers due to inaccurate dimensional data.
• Completing dimensioning projects that were once deemed impossible.
• Confirming dimensions at parcel pickup to charge accurate postage, express, or freight fees.
• Capture dimensions when receiving incoming returns to replace packaging for resale.

Register for the live webinar, Wednesday, April 3^rd at 11am CDT, and receive a copy of the recording at https://bit.ly/3PCLLRf.