
October 10, 2019: Material handling solutions supplier Lödige Industries unveiled its new automated guided vehicle (AGV) for the transportation of airfreight Unit Load Devices (ULD) at the ‘Inter Airport Europe 2019’ trade show in Munich.
The driverless, computer-controlled, wheel-based carrier features a 5-feet and 10-feet model for different sizes of ULDs, with the larger variant capable of lifting and transferring palletised loadings.
This innovation (AGV) fits well with our company history,” said Philippe De Backer, chief executive officer at Lödige Industries.
Claimed to be faster and reliable, the AGV can boost operational efficiencies in baggage and cargo transport by taking advantage of data-based functions to assign routing precisely via warehouse management systems.
The flexible AGV is a tool for managing space scarcity and enables operators to free up staff for higher-value assignments.
The German company says that the new AGV has the potential to lower the fixed costs by replacing floor-mounted roller conveyors.


According to the new market research report by IndustryARC, “Automated Material Handling Market: By Products (Automated Guided Vehicle, Automatic Storage & Retrieval System, Others); By System (Unit & Bulk Load); By Application (Automobile, E-Commerce, Others); By Operation (Assembly, Packaging, Storage, Others); By Region - (2018-2023)”, the market is driven by various innovations and advancements in technology.APAC continues to lead the market share and during 2018-2023:In terms of revenue contribution and growth rate, Asia-Pacific emerged out to be the global market leader for automated material handling market in 2017 and is estimated to remain the market leader throughout the forecast period followed by Europe and Americas.
Especially, the high level of factory automation in Asia-Pacific and Latin America is driving the market for AMH in manufacturing, e-commerce, food and beverage and semiconductors & electronics industry.
China is the market leader in Asia-Pacific with total estimated revenue of $ 389 Million in 2017.Selected / Sample Analysis done in the full Report:The value chain analysis deals with the comprehensive evaluation of each activity involved in the processing of any product/service and finally delivering it to the end-users.
The value chain analysis can offer the company to examine every activity across the value chain and identify the steps where elimination or modification is essential.The automated material handling system integrates various picking and routing mechanisms, thus it is necessary to design right system for them.
The standard specifications for the desired system are created in this phase.Once these specifications are laid down, the designing phase deals with the development and simulation of a viable system.
After the end-user has acquired the requisite automated material handling system, the manufacturers or other third parties offer all sort of maintenance and calibration services till the end of product life cycle.To access / purchase the full report browse the link below:https://industryarc.com/Report/15492/automated-material-handling-market.htmlExcerpts on Market Growth Factors Mentioned in the Full Report:The multichannel supply chain strategy is an increasing trend in the current times particularly among the retail sector, is expected to drive the automated material handling systems market.AMH Market is registering significant growth due to rising demand for automated material handling systems with rising labor costs amidst the aging workforce.Rising adoption AMH systems in warehouse operations is also projected to propel the AMH market growth.Leasing of material handling equipment paving new avenues for the automated material handling systems.Key Players of the Automated Material Handling Industry:Daifuku remained the leading company in the global automated material handling market followed by Schaefer.




