RAVAS iForks wins FLTA-award!
Our wireless mobile weighing system iForks, have won the Fork Lift Truck Association (FLTA) Award 2010 for the most innovative
product of the year.
The British FLTA presents awards yearly in the categories ergonomics, environment, safety and innovation. The FLTA is internationally recognised as a leading independent authority on fork lift trucks. It’s nominations are a trusted guide to the best new products and innovations.
Other nominees in
the innovation category were Jungheinrich, Linde, Mitsubishi, Yale, Women in Logistics and Narrow Aisle.
 However, following the open public vote it was RAVAS who walked away with the coveted ‘ARCHIE’ statuette and the status that comes with it. Do you want to know how iForks can work for your
company? Please watch this ‘iForks
in action’ video or contact us for more information:
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RAVAS at the Food & Logistics show in Birmingham: mobile weighing saves costs
RAVAS mobile weighing systems realize immediate cost savings, because weighing and transport take place at the same time. As a result cycle times are reduced, space is used more effectively, and the efficiency of internal logistic processes are raised.
RAVAS will demonstrate the revolutionary iForks at the Food & Logistics show in Birmingham, the completely wireless scale forks can be installed on any forklift truck in minutes: plug and weigh!
Next to this RAVAS demonstrates their UniMobile software for Windows Mobile and CE combined with iForks. UniMobile is designed to run on handheld terminals and smartphones and communicates with the iForks indicator and any other devices wirelessly. It is a platform to collect the weight and combine it with, for example, barcode identification or digital images and store the gathered information on the terminal.
The Food & Logistics show will be held from 21st till 24th March 2010 at the NEC in Birmingham. You can find RAVAS on stand number YO21.
See you in Birmingham!
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