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Mobile robotics: making intralogistics fit for the future
Increasingly networked production environments also pose new challenges for intralogistics: Intelligent and flexible solutions are required.
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Increasingly networked production environments also pose new challenges for intralogistics: Intelligent and flexible solutions are required.

With the "Perfect Truck", Linde Material Handling is presenting a special edition of its visibility-optimized Roadster model. By combining the vehicle concept, which is unique in the industry, with the latest safety features, the goods handling specialist is currently demonstrating at the World of Material Handling (WoMH) industry event in Mannheim the wide range of options that fleet operators have today to make their operations even safer and their forklift fleets more productive.

When Lenord + Bauer built the new building at its Gladbeck site, the aim was to link the purchasing, warehouse, equipment construction and quality assurance departments directly to the production layout based on the material flow.
A new accumulating conveyor with "elevator system" from the mechanical engineering specialist Tünkers creates more planning freedom in the routing.
Digital end-to-end process control

With the elogistics award, AKJ Automotive honors the "ATS - call-off and transport system" used by inconso at Schaeffler.
Mobile robots in production. The increasing networking of industrial production requires more intelligent solutions in the field of intralogistics. Mobile robots help to successfully meet the demand for a highly flexible and transparent material flow.

Workpiece carrier transport systems
As a manufacturer of workpiece carrier transport systems, Stein Automation offers standardized and networked modules. Users can configure their systems as required and react quickly to changing production conditions.

Vertical conveyor, pallet changer, control...
Conveyor technology. Sanofi, the fourth largest pharmaceutical company in the world, uses Klinkhammer conveyor technology and the changeover from standard to hygienic pallets to supply its production of liquid medicines, tablets and ointments.

Still can celebrate the production of the 200,000th forklift truck from the orange and silver RX series. A new RX 20, the quintessence of the powerful series that was only presented in January, was handed over to the Ulm-based Seifert Logistics Group.

SSI Schaefer is expanding its shuttle portfolio for small load carriers with the Flexi Shuttle. Powered by supercapacitors, the single-level shuttle enables the handling of various stored goods with a payload of up to 50 kilograms.