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With the Fast Fashion Container, Walther Faltsysteme has developed a solution for store logistics in the fashion industry. In the rollable and lockable containers, the clothing is protected from environmental influences and inspection. RFID codes and barcode labels ensure the traceability of goods.
read more...TX series with enclosed cab. Unicarriers has extended the equipment of its TX counterbalanced truck series and introduced the TX3 and TX4 models with a heated driver's cab.
read more...Driverless transport systems will be an essential part of modern logistics in the future. Whether in production, logistics centers or hospitals, these systems will transport goods from A to B regardless of working hours and conditions.
read more...Thanks to its close cooperation with Landshut University of Applied Sciences and the Puls Technology Center in Dingolfing, Pull Beratung has access to the latest methods of production and logistics planning, including a modern learning and model factory.
read more...Video surveillance in logistics
The company Herbert Voigt is considered one of the pioneers in the field of video surveillance. Together with Divis, the freight forwarder developed solutions for general cargo handling, warehouse logistics and personnel access control.
read more...Cognex has introduced the Dataman 470 series. The stationary barcode readers offer a larger scanning range, higher speed and greater user-friendliness.
read more...Best practice for HRC. Companies see human-robot collaboration as a key technology for solving emerging challenges such as increasing variant diversity, ageing workforces and flexibilization.
read more...After a period of explosive growth, it became difficult for the Dutch flower and plant wholesaler Van der Plas to organize its intralogistics processes efficiently. Since moving to larger premises, a solution designed by Van Riet has reduced the risk of errors and increased capacity.
read more...Service robots are on the rise. Research institutes, universities and companies are working together on projects to minimize development costs. The market for industrial service robotics is growing: according to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), global sales of industrial service robots grew by 25 percent in 2016.
read more...On course for international success: Winkel's fast-pick stations are increasingly being sold to other European countries; 75 systems are in operation worldwide and around 20 stations are on order.
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