Container terminal automation systems – following the sensors

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There are two emerging technologies for position measurement and sensing objects that could have an impact on container terminal automation. One is a new development in multi-layer laser sensors, and the other leverages Artificial Intelligence (AI) and software to identify specific scenarios from camera images.

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