Danish Startup Presents Self-Driving Pallet Jack at IFOY Audit in Dortmund
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Updated Oct 8
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What happened
A Danish startup presented its J1600, a $65,000 self-driving pallet jack, at the IFOY Audit in Dortmund, Germany. The robot was one of 17 finalists selected from 49 entries for the three-day test camp. The company's CEO, Emil Hauch Jensen, noted that the startup must now prove its ability to scale its operations. Prior to the audit, the team faced a safety system bug 48 hours before the public appearance.
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Why it matters
The startup's success in beating established truck makers to a top prize in the logistics equipment industry highlights a shift toward automation. The company stated its goal is to move from 1% to 99% automation in the sector.
From webwire.com
Who's involved
- DortmundLocation where the IFOY Audit took place