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‘conventional’ truck, the adaptation to automation is relatively straightforward. The technology can be integrated into existing applications, so there isn’t necessarily the perceived need to rip and replace the current setup, and means there is a high level of acceptance from users. As the technology has developed, the relative price point has reduced too, meaning that a rapid ROI can be achieved. With lithium-ion batteries too the full benefits can be achieved by enabling operations to capitalise on the opportunity


charging function during short, scheduled breaks, rather than waiting extended periods of time for the battery to charge. This allows for operators to deploy round the clock operations – an essential component for modern industry during and post-Covid.


Conclusion Innovations to maximise safety and extend the reach height and operations of warehouses are critical in unlocking value and space optimisation. By extending


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safely up, warehouse managers can see a better return on their available storage and efficiency can be maximised to help businesses make as many marginal gains as possible. Automation continues to grow and provide companies with a competitive advantage, and all these factors combined mean that if, or when, another unprecedented event comes along that impacts business on a level such as this, businesses will already have the most efficient and safest technology in place to eliminate risk for the future.


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