Jungheinrich launches a high-lift mobile robot with 3D pallet detection
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Jungheinrich launched the EAC 212a mobile robot for automated storage and retrieval up to 1,200mm transfer height with a 1,200kg load capacity, using AI-based 3D pallet detection to tolerate positional deviation in mixed manual and automated operations. Specifications are the manufacturer's own.
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- Jungheinrich
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- 19 Feb 2026
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- 17 Sept 2026
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