This article is brought to you by Retail Technology Review: Advantech launches LEO-WS10 handheld dimensioning and barcode scanner for improved operational efficiency.
Advantech, provider of industrial computing solutions, has launched its LEO-WS10 handheld dimensioning and barcode scanner.
Designed to streamline workflows for warehouse, logistics, retail, post office, airport luggage, and inventory management applications, LEO-WS10 accelerates package dimension scanning, improves collection and loading operations, and minimizes errors related to manual data entry. To ensure reliable operation in industrial environments, LEO-WS10 supports a wide operating temperature (-10 ~ 40 °C/14 ~ 104 °F) and is IP54 rated for protection from water and dust. Moreover, LEO-WS10 can be easily connected to any computer via USB or RS-232 and is compatible with Windows, Android, and Linux OS, enabling convenient deployment without additional hardware.
Instant Package Measurements
Advantech’s LEO-WS10 scanning solution transforms the measurement of packages. With LEO-WS10, users can simply aim the scanner at the package and press the trigger button to instantly obtain the package dimensions (Lx W x H). This accelerates scanning and increases operational efficiency. In some cases, the adoption of LEO-WS10 at workstations has increased efficiency by up to 293%.
Integrated 1D/2D Barcode Scanner
LEO-WS10 is also equipped with a 1D/2D barcode scanner. Thus, only a single device is needed to complete most package scanning tasks, reducing overall hardware costs and integrating workflows.
Laser Aiming Technology for Accurate Scanning
Compared to stationary dimension scanners, LEO-WS10 features unique laser aiming technology that provides a guide for scanning packages accurately and easily.
Key Features
- Handheld design for easy operation and portability
- Laser aimer for accurate scanning
- No pre-calibration required
- Compatible with any computer (verified performance with Advantech’s DLT VMT series)
- Supports Windows, Android, and Linux OS
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