Commercial Hardware Solutions

Wasp Mobile Computers

DR6 and WDT950 Android handhelds and the WT10 tablet. For stock counts and asset audits where the operator needs the application in the aisle, not at a terminal.

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Buying Guide

Wasp Mobile Computer Questions

Handheld against tablet, when a scanner is enough, and planning batteries across shifts.

Which Wasp mobile computer should I choose?

The DR6 is the general-purpose Android handheld for stock counts and asset audits. The WDT950 is the 2D Android model for heavier scanning workloads. The WT10 is a tablet, suited to work where a larger screen matters more than one-handed operation.

Match the device to how the operator holds it. Anyone carrying items needs a handheld; anyone filling in detailed records benefits from the tablet.

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Do I need a mobile computer or just a scanner?

A scanner captures data and sends it to a computer. A mobile computer runs the application itself, so the operator sees the item, the expected count and the next task without returning to a terminal.

For a warehouse-wide stock count or an asset audit across a site, that difference usually pays for the device in the first cycle. For a receiving desk beside a PC, a scanner is the cheaper and simpler answer.

Handheld or tablet?

A handheld like the DR6 or WDT950 is one-handed and built around scanning, which suits counting, picking and auditing where the other hand holds the item.

The WT10 tablet gives a larger screen for forms, photographs and record detail, and suits supervisors, receiving desks and vehicle mounting.

If the work is mostly scanning, choose the handheld. If it is mostly reading and entering, choose the tablet.

Will the battery last a full shift?

Enterprise Android devices are specified for a working shift under normal scanning rates, but heavy continuous scanning, cold environments and always-on screens all shorten that.

Where devices are shared across shifts, plan for spare batteries and a multi-bay charger. A shared device never gets a full charge cycle to itself, and that is the usual cause of a fleet running flat mid-afternoon.

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Not sure which model is right?

Send us what you are trying to do and we will come back with a specific recommendation rather than a catalogue. If you are replacing equipment, a model number or a photo of the existing setup is usually enough to work from.

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