The present invention relates to a workpiece carrier for transporting and/or storing components of a drug delivery device, comprising: an array of accommodating recesses extending in a first lateral plane (x, y) and being adapted to receive at least one component of the drug delivery device, at least one stack forming structure adapted to mate with a corresponding stack forming structure of another workpiece carrier for mutually aligning workpiece carriers when stacked on one another, wherein the center of the at least one stack forming structure is arranged laterally offset with respect to the center of the array of accommodating recesses in at least one lateral direction, and wherein the stack forming structure comprises a surrounding edge comprising at least in sections a corrugated or undulated structure.

Systems and methods for a modular warehouse system comprising: at least two modular stackable bins wherein said bins does not require structural support and may allow retrieval of at least one of said bins, regardless of its location in the pile, without changing said pile's order; at least two bin retrieval robots; at least one non-transitory computer-readable medium storing processor executable instructions on a computing device for warehouse management.

A container is disclosed. The container has a side part, an upper part, a lower part, and a cavity formed by the side part, the upper part, and the lower part. The container also has a material disposed in the cavity. The side part has at least one protrusion and at least one recess. The side part is permeable to water. The side part is also nonpermeable to the material disposed in the cavity.

The present invention relates to a workpiece carrier for transporting and/or storing components of a drug delivery device, comprising: an array of accommodating recesses extending in a first lateral plane (x, y) and being adapted to receive at least one component of the drug delivery device, at least one stack forming structure adapted to mate with a corresponding stack forming structure of another workpiece carrier for mutually aligning workpiece carriers when stacked on one another, wherein the center of the at least one stack forming structure is arranged laterally offset with respect to the center of the array of accommodating recesses in at least one lateral direction, and wherein the stack forming structure comprises a surrounding edge comprising at least in sections a corrugated or undulated structure.

The present invention relates to a workpiece carrier for transporting and/or storing components of a drug delivery device, comprising: an array of accommodating recesses extending in a first lateral plane (x, y) and being adapted to receive at least one component of the drug delivery device, at least one stack forming structure adapted to mate with a corresponding stack forming structure of another workpiece carrier for mutually aligning workpiece carriers when stacked on one another, wherein the center of the at least one stack forming structure is arranged laterally offset with respect to the center of the array of accommodating recesses in at least one lateral direction, and wherein the stack forming structure comprises a surrounding edge comprising at least in sections a corrugated or undulated structure.

The present invention relates to a workpiece carrier for transporting and/or storing components of a drug delivery device, comprising: an array of accommodating recesses extending in a first lateral plane (x, y) and being adapted to receive at least one component of the drug delivery device, at least one stack forming structure adapted to mate with a corresponding stack forming structure of another workpiece carrier for mutually aligning workpiece carriers when stacked on one another, wherein the center of the at least one stack forming structure is arranged laterally offset with respect to the center of the array of accommodating recesses in at least one lateral direction, and wherein the stack forming structure comprises a surrounding edge comprising at least in sections a corrugated or undulated structure.

An organization system may include an attachment body connected to a base. The base may include a slot configured to demountably connect a stem of the attachment body to the base. The attachment body may include a receptacle having a cavity for the storage and/or organization of office supplies and/or stationery. The receptacle may be sized to extend outwardly from the base and create a void between the receptacle and a working surface. The attachment body may further include a stem configured to demountably connect to the base within the slot. A plurality of receptacles of different dimensions may be connected to the base. The organization system may include a first receptacle configured to demountably connect to a second receptacle in order to form a stacked arrangement. The organization system may include one or more trays configured to demountably connect to the attachment body.

Various embodiments of accessories and devices for use in conjunction with a modular storage system crate are provided. In a specific embodiment, a crate includes a front wall, an opposing rear wall, and side walls that extend between and connect front wall and rear wall that together define a cavity. One or more inserts are positioned within the cavity. The insert includes one or more channels configured to receive and support a retaining rod.

A modular product display system is disclosed that includes a first display panel having an upper panel portion and a lower panel portion foldably connected along an upper horizontal fold line, the upper panel portion including an upper engagement tab connected to a top edge thereof, the lower panel portion including a forwardly extending shelf structure foldably connected to the lower panel portion along a lower horizontal fold line, wherein an engagement slot is formed along the lower horizontal fold line for receiving the upper engagement tab of a second display panel when the upper panel portion of the second display panel is folded into a horizontal position relative to the lower panel portion thereof.