Toyota Material Handling focuses on safer warehouses
Follow @WDMEllaCopeland Toyota Materials Handling has developed a new solution designed to protect operators and pedestrians in warehouses. The new Toy...
Follow @WDMEllaCopeland Toyota Materials Handling has developed a new solution designed to protect operators and pedestrians in warehouses. The new Toy...
Toyota Materials Handling has developed a new solution designed to protect operators and pedestrians in warehouses.
The new Toyota SpotMe system will protect goods being transported as well as significantly decreasing damage to trucks and infrastructure.
SpotMe is built with infra-red director sensitive sensors which detect the presence of forklifts and pedestrians at crossroads and alerts them. Whenever a potential impact danger is spotted a warning unit starts to flash which helps to considerably reduce the danger of collision.
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According to Toyota, this unique accident prevention system is user-friendly, easy to fix on the walls, with no set-up on fleet required and low maintenance needs. The warning unit can be either connected to a standalone battery or plugged into the mains.
Tony Wallis, Sales & Marketing Director, Toyota Material Handling UK commented:
“Warehouses are fast-moving working environments that call for extra attention from forklift drivers and pedestrians alike, especially in blind spots. SpotMe uses alternating flashing lights that are much more visible than flashing beacons or other types of warning lights.”
What makes SpotMe efficient?