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Autonomous fleet technologies offer a range of potential benefits over traditional methods of port operation – from increased safety to improved cargo tracking – that are making them an ever-more attractive option for transportation operations managers looking to stay ahead in an ever-changing industry. In this blog post, we’ll explore the various advantages of using autonomous fleets within smart ports, delving into exactly how they could revolutionise your operations.
Automation has revolutionised many industries, transforming the way businesses store, receive and distribute goods. The logistics sector is no exception; automation in distribution centres has enabled efficient warehouse operations that provide an unparalleled level of accuracy and consistency to businesses across various industries.
In 1976 I was 8 years old, living on a farm in Kiacatoo , outside Condobolin in central New South Wales, and… into trucks. For Christmas that year I was given my first LP: ‘24 Great Truck Drivin’ Songs’. It even had CB Trucker Talk code words on the back to decode the “secret” trucker talk, and this led me to build myself a side band radio to listen to the truck drivers in the vicinity! Read more…
In this case study we’ll explain the solution we’ve implemented to solve this particular issue of trucks reversing into tight loading bays in distribution centres and logistics sites and the results site managers can expect, by adopting these promising new advancements in automation technology and getting ahead of their competitors.
The V-CAL project has been awarded £4 million from the government’s £42 million Commercialising Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) competition through the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV).
Autonomous logistics offers businesses an innovative way to streamline their supply chains while reducing labour costs associated with traditional transportation methods. By utilising autonomous trucks, businesses can ensure their shipments arrive on time and free of damage due to poor reversing skills or human error. For business owners looking for ways to stay ahead of the competition in today’s constantly changing market landscape, investing in autonomous logistics may just be the key they need!
On June 10th 2022 StreetDrone’s technology, built into a 40-tonne Terberg logistics vehicle, as part of the part-UK government funded 5G CAL (5G Connected Automated Logistics), delivered a fully-loaded trailer autonomously from an on-site parts warehouse via a live delivery route to the main Nissan car plant.
Industry 4.0 has seen many processes scale to high levels of automation from robotic production at one end of manufacturing to automated order, pick and pack at the other. With 69% of company boardrooms demanding better hyperautomation to improve quality and productivity while reducing cost and environmental impacts, the automation of industrial logistics is about to step into the light.
addition to a skilled labour force, the new office in Lisbon provides StreetDrone with the opportunity to work closely with leading universities in the country as well as other European markets, with an aim to recruit 50 automotive and software engineers over the next three years.
The partnership between StreetDrone and Restore will see the two Oxford-based organisations come together to learn and create new ways of improving not only the mental health of StreetDrone staff but also to provide an opportunity to give back to the local community.
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