Autopilot
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Autopilot System Smooth Driverless Operations The Autopilot system provides simple driverless operations: the machines ensure accurate transportation, stacking or picking - an excellent choice for busy environments where repetitive movements are common, providing highly efficient, cost-effective goods handling with a significant and fast return on investment. The Autopilot system is adaptable and ideal for handling transportation of goods in warehouses, buffer storage or production areas. The Autopilot system can work seamlessly in a mixed operation alongside manually operated vehicles and personnel - in a completely safe environment. The Autopilot system brings increased operating efficiency through accurate and reliable positioning of goods in the right place at all times. Furthermore, the system also creates high machine availability and reduces machine, infrastructure and goods damage. All models in the Autopilot range can be used in manual mode as conventional trucks allowing complete Toyota Material Total coverage The Toyota Material Handling network extends to over 30 countries in Europe with more than Always local - with global support Wherever you are located in Europe, we are always local, due to our extensive coverage, but with the stability and back-up of a worldwide Over 90% of TMHE trucks we sell are built in our own European factories, in Sweden, France and Italy - all to Toyota Production System (TPS) quality standards. We employ over 3,000 production staff in Europe and work with over Approximately 15% of our European production is exported to other parts of the world. MATERIAL HANDLING TP-Technical Publications, Sweden— 749715-040,1405 Automated Solutions for driverless operation Maximum Safety and Flexibility Toyota Material Handling has created automated solutions to suit applications from 'stand-alone' simple operations such as goods transport through to larger operations where multiple trucks are integrated into the customer's Warehouse Management System. There are numerous advantages to introducing automation to your material handling: safer operation with reduced risk of accidents, smooth traffic flow and greater reliability in transport, together with improved efficiency and opportunities to reduce cost.

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Cost advantage Quick ROI through productivity gains • The use of automated trucks eliminates manual transports such as receiving or despatching goods, handling empty pallets, and moving goods between production lines. It can eliminate labour time spent on truck driving by up to 80% or more. • Systems such as WMS or MES can initiate transport orders to a fleet of automated trucks. • A fully automated machine reduces the number of personnel required. • It can operate in low light and temperatures, saving on energy costs. • Automated trucks reduce the risk of damage to goods and...

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