by Cubiscan | Jul 31, 2026 | Dimensioning, Uncategorized
Most dimensioning systems on the market were designed for a rigid carton world. They use laser curtains, structured light, or overhead sensors to detect package edges, measure the space between them, and calculate dimensions from the result. The approach works well...
by Cubiscan | Jul 28, 2026 | Pallets & Freight
Buying a parcel dimensioner is not complicated if you know what to evaluate. The challenge is that most vendor conversations stay at the surface level: accuracy specs, throughput ratings, price. The questions that determine whether a system actually performs in your...
by Cubiscan | Jul 24, 2026 | Uncategorized
Traditional dimensioning systems work by detecting the edges of a package. Laser-based systems project light across the package surface and calculate dimensions from where the light hits and reflects. That works well for rigid cartons with consistent, predictable...
by Cubiscan | Jul 13, 2026 | Custom Integrations, Supply Chain, Warehousing
Third-party logistics is a volume business. Growing means more packages, more clients, and more carrier complexity moving through the same dock. In a manual outbound operation, that growth almost always means more people: more sorters, more label printers, more dock...
by Cubiscan | Jul 10, 2026 | Dimensioning
Most conversations about dimensioning focus on the outbound side: carrier billing, label accuracy, SLAM lines. The receiving dock is where the less visible but equally important use case lives. When inventory arrives with wrong dimensions, and those dimensions flow...
