The electronics industry usually encounters the following problems in terms of warehousing Safety management of high-value products Many electronic components and finished products are of high value and are at risk of being stolen or lost. Things like high-end smart phones and computer chips require strict security measures and monitoring systems to ensure their safety. 2. Inventory accuracy challenge Due to the wide variety and complex models of products in the electronics industry, errors or inaccuracies in inventory records are prone to occur. This may lead to production delays or the failure to meet customer orders in a timely manner. For instance, in component management, a minor coding error may lead to the stagnation of the entire production line. 3. The first-in, first-out principle is difficult to strictly enforce For some electronic materials with shelf life or timeliness requirements, such as batteries and certain chemical agents, if they are not shipped strictly in accordance with the first-in, first-out principle, it may lead to product expiration or performance degradation. 4. Strict environmental requirements Products in the electronic industry have high requirements for the temperature, humidity, dust prevention and other aspects of the storage environment. For instance, excessively high humidity may cause the circuit board to rust, and temperatures that are either too high or too low may affect battery performance. 5. Inventory overstock caused by rapid updates and replacements The update and replacement speed of electronic products is fast. If the market demand prediction is inaccurate, it is easy to cause inventory overstock of old model products, occupying a large amount of funds and storage space. 6. Difficulty in traceability When quality problems occur, it is difficult to trace the operation records and storage conditions of the products during the warehousing process, which affects the investigation and resolution of the problems. Warehouse management in the electronics industry requires a high degree of specialization and refinement to address various complex issues and challenges.