How to Capitalize on New Power and Battery Technology for Material Handling Equipment
Thursday, February 4, 2021 | 2PM ET
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Thursday, February 4, 2021 2:00PM
Moderator
Bob Trebilcock, Executive Editor, Modern Materials Handling
Panelists
Robin Schneider, Marketing Director, Green Cubes TechnologyAnthony Cooper, General Manager, Green Cubes Technology
The unprecedented use of e-commerce has contributed to a huge growth in the need for efficiency in distribution and warehousing. For example, the distribution of pre-prepared, home delivered meals and other grocery items has increased the need for cold-chain and freezer storage. New Lithium battery technology is an integral part of effective scaling and efficient use of new and existing material handling equipment.
In this webcast, you will learn from practical examples how an integrated power platform, enabled with the Internet of Things (IOT) technology, can increase the efficiency of your equipment and personnel while meeting targets for green initiatives.
Learn best practices from real-world examples that will:
- Decrease time-consuming battery maintenance protocols (or regimens)
- Increase fleet up-time with wireless opportunity charging
- Decrease electricity consumption and reduce use of consumable equipment parts
- Optimize use of floor space
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