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SDL takes as input real-time warehouse conditions — including worker location, robot status, pending orders, and workflow priorities — and outputs task instructions delivered as on-screen prompts on robot-mounted or handheld interfaces, guiding each worker to their next optimal assignment. Locus describes SDL as coordinating people and robots simultaneously to balance the flow of work. A related patent filing under the name 'Autonomous Labor Intelligent Dynamic Assignment (ALIDA)' describes the underlying system as making real-time decisions based on staff credentials, proximity, qualifications, availability, and routing. Locus publicly states the feature reduces worker walking time and speeds onboarding.
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