Enclosure and layout
We consider compartments, doors, kiosk position and service access within the available space.
Engineering applications
Industrial Automation
Smart parcel lockers
We design parcel drop-off and collection around compartment layouts, access points and the way the space is used.
Modular parcel collection lockers
We bring the enclosure, electrical panel and controls into one project brief, translating the intended user journey into design requirements.
The scope we consider together
Electrical systems and panel
We identify power, cabling, panel placement and field connection requirements.
Controls and user steps
We define dropoff, authorized access and collection steps alongside reader and system connection needs.
A wall arrangement or an island?
A modular wall arrangement offers access from one face. An island uses multiple faces. Circulation, approach space and service access inform the choice.
Industrial Automation
Designed around the space and parcel flow
Lobbies, entrances and dedicated collection areas have different needs. Parcel profiles, user access and maintenance space guide the initial layout.
Island parcel collection point
A compact island design with compartments across multiple faces and an integrated terminal for shared indoor spaces.
From requirements to a project plan
Describe the journey
Explain who drops off parcels, who collects them and how the space is used.
Review the layout together
Share drawings or photos to discuss modules, access and connection points.
Define the scope
Clarify enclosure, electrical and control responsibilities, interfaces and open design questions.
Our approach
Two perspectives on parcel collection
Camera transitions show outdoor modules and a lobby island locker from different angles.
Questions before starting
What helps at the first discussion?
Space dimensions, photos, indoor or outdoor location and typical parcels are useful. Include available power and data connections if known.
How do we choose the arrangement?
We compare available space, accessible faces and pedestrian flow, including room for everyday use and servicing.
Can it connect to an existing system?
We review the system interfaces and access scenario. Integration scope depends on technical compatibility and project requirements.
How are compartments and scope defined?
Parcel sizes, intended use and layout constraints establish the starting point for compartment, enclosure and control requirements.
Industrial Automation
Let us plan your parcel flow
Share your space and intended use so we can discuss priorities and define an initial project scope.
