Oracle and Savi Technology have joined forces to provide an information link to track in real-time the location of cargo containers shipped from Hong Kong to Japan.
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Intermec has launched the IF30, a fixed RFID reader which uses a dense reader mode (DRM) to counteract problems faced in a “noisy” RF environment.
B&Q is to install Voxware’s VoiceLogistics software in its Preston Brook distribution centre in Runcorn, using sixty MC3090 terminals from Motorola.
Briggs has launched Cat’s NR-N range of reach trucks in the UK at IMHX.
Hyster’s Big Truck division in Nijmegen in The Netherlands has undertaken a massive investment in research and development to produce a new range of RS series reachstackers.
Yale Europe Materials Handling says it expects demand for its counterbalanced forklifts to increase significantly across Europe during 2007.
When radio frequency identification (RFID) first surfaced four years ago as the next big thing in supply chain automation, technologists hailed it as the answer to every logistics manager’s dream.
Automated storage and retrieval systems have had dramatic impacts in reducing picking times and increasing warehouse efficiency for particular operations. However, technology has restricted the application of automated systems.
Express Operator City Link has introduced a Vocera communications systems at its Wednesbury hub.
The Port of Felixstowe reckons it has broken the UK record for handling containers from a single vessel.
