Can multiple smart lockers be managed and scheduled in a unified manner?

Multiple smart lockers can be centrally managed and dynamically scheduled through a centralized management system. Its core competencies are as follows:

1. Cloud based centralized management platform
All cabinets in the single point control center are connected to a unified cloud platform, and administrators monitor the global status in real-time through a single backend, such as equipment online rate, cabinet occupancy heat map, and fault distribution.
Batch instruction issuance supports remote operations (such as batch restart, firmware upgrade, and rate adjustment) on the entire group or selected cabinet group simultaneously.

2. Cross device fault collaboration
Alarm aggregation analysis automatically correlates and analyzes fault information (such as network fluctuations and centralized power outages) reported by multiple cabinets, quickly locating the root cause of regional level problems.
When a cabinet fails, the system automatically guides users to use nearby idle cabinets or remotely disables the faulty cabinet and synchronizes its status with surrounding devices.

3. Intelligent resource allocation
The load balancing strategy automatically recommends low load cabinets or diverts access requests to users based on real-time usage density (such as office building lunchtime peak).
Cross cabinet capacity linkage supports users to store/retrieve items in different locations between cabinets (such as authorizing cabinet B to retrieve items after cabinet A is stored), and data is centrally coordinated by the cloud.

4. Unified strategy configuration
Centralized configuration of standardized rule engine permission management, billing templates, security policies, etc., automatically synchronized to all associated devices after updates.
Hierarchical permission control supports the allocation of management permissions by region and cabinet group (such as floor administrators in shopping malls only controlling cabinets in their own area).