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D. Vimal Kumar, Dr.J. Prakash, K. Suryaprakash, A. Mokith, A. Anton Maria Jones, K. KalaiselvanPublished in
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Abstract
In today’s fast-paced supply chain environment, efficient inventory management is
essential for small and medium-sized warehouses striving to reduce manual errors, avoid
stockouts, and improve operational productivity. This paper presents the design and
implementation of a smart warehouse system that leverages Internet of Things (IoT) technologies
for real-time inventory monitoring and automated order fulfilment. The proposed system integrates
RFID readers, barcode scanners, and various IoT sensors—including weight, temperature, and
motion detectors—with a cloud-based inventory management platform. These components work
together to continuously monitor stock levels, detect item movement, and maintain environmental
conditions for sensitive goods. When stock falls below a predefined threshold, the system
automatically triggers restocking requests and can even notify or place orders with suppliers. A
predictive analytics engine powered by machine learning analyses historical data to optimize
reorder points, minimize waste, and forecast demand. The implementation demonstrates how IoT
based automation can enhance transparency, reduce costs, and increase scalability for small
warehouse operations. Experimental results confirm improved efficiency, higher picking accuracy,
and reduced operational downtime. This research offers a cost-effective and scalable solution
tailored to meet the growing demands of inventory control in the digital era.
Keywords
IoT, Smart Warehouse, Real-Time Inventory Monitoring, Automated Reordering,
Predictive Analytics, Cloud Computing.
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