Toyota Material Handling

Cobot solutions used in order picking and placing, palletizing and depalletizing, and kitting and bagging alongside human operators.

Toyota Forklifts announced a $50,000 donation to Hurricane Harvey relief in Gulf Coast communities.

The company's first forklift factory outside Japan started at 280,000 square feet, and has expanded 14 times to more than 1.3 million square feet.

For all the advances in lift truck technology and fleet management, operators will always be the heart and soul of a fleet. As manufacturers and equipment purchasers place more value on that piece, the role of the operator extends from design to daily use.

Modern Materials Handling's staff sat down with Brett Wood to discuss the Lift Truck industry.

Industry activity supports 209,000 jobs, in addition to more than half a million forklift operators in the U.S.

Download this new "Making the Case" e-book for an in-depth look at how Toyota's line of material handling equipment has been designed and manufactured from the ground up with operator safety, comfort, productivity and efficiency in mind.

Download this new "Making the Case" e-book for an in-depth look at how Toyota's line of material handling equipment has been designed and manufactured from the ground up with operator safety, comfort, productivity and efficiency in mind.

Improve safety with proper equipment and accessories for the application, along with identification of training requirements.

Toyota Material Handling North America seeks proposals from professors and researchers for next-generation materials handling technologies.

Mark Hartwig went on to place fifth in a global competition against 18 competitors from around the world.

Acquisition is intended to strengthen TICO's materials handling business and follows the acquisition of Bastian Solutions.

Fleet management technologies continue to become more capable and more diverse, even as some fleet managers are trying to figure out what all the data means. To help set the table for success, Modern explores some of the flavors available.

Combining the capabilities of integrators and forklift makers will pool expertise among manufacturing, designing and servicing a variety of intralogistics systems.

Valued at $35.3 billion in 2014, the market is projected to expand to $55.9 billion in five years.