Electrification and Design Innovations drive evolution in Lift Trucks and MEWPs
New sensor capabilities and more electric components are paving the way for significant changes in how equipment operates on a daily basis.
Massive shifts in vehicle architecture, regulatory frameworks, ecommerce and warehouse dynamics have altered the profile of lift trucks and mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs). New sensor capabilities and more electric components are paving the way for significant changes in how equipment operates on a daily basis.
Topics addressed in this white paper:
- Wide-reaching megatrends impacts
- Multiple factors impacting lift truck decision making
- MEWPs adding new sensor capabilities and electric components
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