Halloran puts the load chart on the boom screen and ties it to the attachment
The telehandler reads an attachment's ID chip and redraws its safe-load envelope automatically, instead of trusting a laminated card in the cab.
Luis Ortega4 min read
Updated November 12, 2026
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Forklifts, telehandlers, cranes, and the warehouse and yard machines that keep goods moving.
The telehandler reads an attachment's ID chip and redraws its safe-load envelope automatically, instead of trusting a laminated card in the cab.
Luis Ortega4 min read
Opportunity charging during breaks removes the change-out bay, but only if the chargers sit where drivers already stop.
Owen Park5 min read
The new E80 targets steel, timber, and beverage yards that have held on to diesel trucks because nothing electric could lift enough.
Owen Park4 min read
Robots rated for -30°C are handling pallet moves in freezer rooms that are hard to staff and hard on people.
Owen Park4 min read
New connected stability systems log every near-limit lift, giving site managers a record of how machines are actually being used.
Owen Park5 min read
Lowering a 40-tonne container generates power, and the new generation of reach stackers stores it for the next lift.
Owen Park4 min read