This project analyzes the impact of robotics integration—such as Amazon’s touch-sensing robot “Vulcan”—on warehouse operational efficiency and workforce dynamics. Using real-world-inspired data, we assess how robotics affects cost savings, productivity, safety, and human-to-robot collaboration within fulfillment centers.
Business Analysts play a key role in identifying underperforming warehouses and recommending data-driven strategies for optimization.
- Quantify the operational impact of robotics installation in warehouses.
- Predict cost savings based on robotics and workforce metrics.
- Identify underperforming fulfillment centers.
- Provide actionable insights to maximize ROI and minimize inefficiencies.
The dataset (warehouse_robotics_data.csv
) includes information about robotic deployment, workforce distribution, and performance indicators.
Center_ID
Robotics_Installed
(1 = Yes, 0 = No)Robots_Count
Operational_Hours
Human_Workforce_Count
Incidents_Reported
Processing_Volume_Units
Avg_Pick_Time_sec
Cost_Saving_USD
- Python: Core programming
- Pandas, NumPy: Data manipulation
- Matplotlib, Seaborn: Visualization
- Scikit-learn: Modeling and evaluation
- Joblib: Model serialization
- Created metrics such as
Robot_Density
,Volume_per_Hour
, andHuman_to_Robot_Ratio
. - Compared cost savings in warehouses with and without robotics using box plots.
- Evaluated correlations between features using heatmaps.
- Used Random Forest Regressor to predict
Cost_Saving_USD
. - Achieved model evaluation using:
- RMSE (Root Mean Squared Error)
- R² Score
optimized_robotics_data.csv
: Post-processed dataset with engineered features.robotics_optimization_suggestions.csv
: List of underperforming centers with suggestions.robotics_efficiency_model.pkl
: Trained predictive model.
A custom function identifies centers with lower-than-average cost savings and recommends potential robotic scaling strategies based on performance.
# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/warehouse-robotics-analytics.git
# Install required libraries
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Run the Python script or Jupyter Notebook
python Warehouse_robotics_analysis.py '
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Harsh Sonkar