TAE 500 BT Tow Tractor Specs & Dimensions (2022 - 2026)

Load always in focus

Load handling involves different actions such as pick-up, transportation and drop-off. To make sure this happens safely and with exact precision, the Autopilot range is equipped with laser navigation, sensors, encoders and cameras. Even if the pallet is not exactly where expected, for example due to manual interference or incline in the rack, the combination of sophisticated features ensure safe and accurate load handling.

Pick-up and drop-off in block stacking

Autopilot ensures: that the load is in place and pallet tunnels are clear at pick-up that the load is not stuck at pick-up that there is no other load on top of the load to be handled (MLD) that the station is clear at drop-off correct spacing in drop-off in flexible deep stack correct tracking of last load in flexible deep stack

One purpose, numerous features

Just like other material handling solutions from Toyota, the Autopilot range contributes to a safe workplace. The automated trucks are equipped with multiple components and software to ensure a safe driverless operation. The core part is the Personal Protection System (PPS), that ensures the vehicle detects, slows down and stops for floor-based obstacles on its travel path. The PPS is designed with the highest level of safety and can be omnidirectional to enable rated speed in any direction. There are also a number of sophisticated sensors standard and optionally available such as: obstacle detection sensors to detect and stop for non-floor based obstacles as well as different stop devices and alarm functions. In addition to the fitted safety components, there is also an on-board monitoring system that carries out constant safety checks. This smart system will check component status and if the relationship between certain truck characteristics such as speed, force, position, load weight and lift height is safe.