CASE STUDY: Jungheinrich’s EAC 212a autonomous mobile robot
Jungheinrich has extended its product portfolio of automated robots with the EAC 212a featuring ai-based load detection and a safety architecture that the OEM says owes nothing to shortcuts High-lift handling is one of the hardest jobs to hand to an autonomous mobile robot, where a misread pallet several feet up can stall an entire process. Jungheinrich saw a gap in its own portfolio and in the wider market, and it is positioning a new machine to close both at once. Continue reading CASE STUDY: Jungheinrich’s EAC 212a autonomous mobile robot at Industrial Vehicle Technology International.
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Jungheinrich has extended its product portfolio of automated robots with the EAC 212a featuring ai-based load detection and a safety architecture that the OEM says owes nothing to shortcuts
High-lift handling is one of the hardest jobs to hand to an autonomous mobile robot, where a misread pallet several feet up can stall an entire process. Jungheinrich saw a gap in its own portfolio and in the wider market, and it is positioning a new machine to close both at once.
