Toyota Industrial Equipment has redeveloped the ergonomic standards of its four-wheeled engine and electric counter-balanced forklifts.
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Cybit has launched Fleetstar-AVL – an internet-based fleet and asset management system aimed at small and medium sized businesses costing less than £1 per vehicle per day.
BeA Fastening Systems, the manufacturer of fastening systems has secured a contract with pallet manufacturer, The Scott Timber Group, for the supply of over 450 nailers and staplers across a total of nine manufacturing sites.
O2 has completed implementation of an automated mobile dispatch system by eCourier, believed to be the first of its kind in the courier industry.
Jungheinrich has opened a new headquarters building at Milton Keynes.
I2 Solutions unveiled Vango a new user configurable van sales product, at this year’s Logistics Link South show.
Recent high profile hiccoughs at one or two automated warehouses caused some to think again about how far they wanted to rely on technology. But the potentialbenefits are often too great to ignore and suppliers are increasingly busy.
Symbol Technologies has launched the Symbol XR480 EU, an industrial-class RFID reader that supports new European standards and builds on the next generation architecture of the XR RFID reader series.
To rectify this situation Moy Park went looking for a supplier to provide lift trucks that could cope with the extra demands.
The first retail product ever to receive a barcode was a packet of Wrigley’s chewing gum, more than thirty years ago. since then, warehouse technology has raced onwards and now radio frequency identification faces its second incarnation with the arrival o
