Balyo

From labor shortages to demand for ever-improved operational flexibility, this typically ignored class of trucks offers a chance to rethink your processes and even how you approach materials handling.

One of the four modes of mobile automation, guided vehicles are ready to improve their flexibility and adapt more readily to changes in real-time conditions.

Driven by Balyo navigation technology relies on the recognition of the existing fixtures in an environment: walls, columns and racks, to enable the trucks to self-locate in real time. The flexibility of this system responds directly to new logistics requirements, which must continuously adapt and develop according to demand.

Announcement coincides with market launch in Europe of the Hyster-Yale Driven by Balyo™ robotic lift trucks.

The Yale MC10-15 Driven by Balyo, a counterbalanced stacker model capable of both point-to-point horizontal transportation and vertical movement, is able to autonomously retrieve or deposit pallets from elevated spaces.

Winning products and technologies recognized for quantifiable and sustainable ROI, cost savings and customer satisfaction.

Balyo specializes in autonomous driving forklifts based on standard trucks that navigate without external infrastructure.

BALYO SA (Booth 9537) rolled out its forklift automation solution with revolutionary infrastructure-free navigation technology at Modex.

Genco is looking to piece handling robots and automatic lift trucks to take its business to the next level of materials handling.

Piece-handling robots work side by side with associates to seal products in packaging.