Safety measures for automated guided vehicles (AGVs) solved in conjunction with car gates!

The collision accident of the unmanned transport vehicle (AGV) is avoided by the interlocking system with the car gate.

An AGV, or "Automated Guided Vehicle," moves autonomously over magnetic flooring in the factory. AGVs have become essential equipment for advancing the automation and efficiency of work lines. In the factory, there are many points where AGVs intersect with the paths of workers and forklifts, leading to a significant number of collision and contact accidents. This time, we proposed a "car gate interlocking system" to customers who want to prevent such collisions and contact accidents by separating the passage of both parties. For more details, please check the blog page via the link below.

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The production, sales, and maintenance services for Jutender will end in January 2025, and maintenance and warranty from the manufacturer will no longer be available. (From the website of Akebono Brake Corporation) As a successor, PERI JAPAN will take responsibility. We are pleased to offer a "trade-in campaign" to existing Jutender users who purchase the new PERI InSite. If you are looking for a successor model to Jutender, please feel free to contact us. Period: From October 2025 to the end of December Conditions: - Trade-in (we will accept the handover of the Jutender. The condition, including any damage, does not matter.) - Purchase of our products (1 Hub + 4 Nodes) as a new purchase Benefits: You can purchase the following items at a special price: - Vibration devices (5m) - 300 units - Equipment case & system case - Charger - 1 roll of temperature sensor Additionally: - Cloud usage fee effectively for one year (free) - Initial on-site installation fee (free) - One year of user support from the date of purchase (free) *Please consult us regarding delivery times. PERI JAPAN Co., Ltd.

To customers considering the introduction of vehicle detection sensors for parking lot construction, design, or management: Are you facing any challenges with current issues or selecting the right sensors for parking management? Hotron offers free materials that explain how to utilize vehicle detection sensors and the benefits of their introduction! ▽ Here is the lineup of materials ◉ Vehicle Detection Sensor Basic Guide This guide focuses on the challenges and solutions in parking lot operations, introducing the overview of vehicle detection sensors. ◉ Key Points for Introducing Vehicle Detection Sensors This material discusses the benefits of introduction based on installation locations and specific challenges. ◉ Case Studies of Vehicle Detection Sensor Implementation This document presents the challenges before implementation and the results after introduction. For more details, please download from our website and check it out. https://www.hotron.co.jp/download/

Do you have any concerns or requests regarding wired bed exit sensors? × Tangling or tripping over wired cables × Cable disconnection or damage × Worrying about forgetting to turn the switch back on after temporarily stopping the sensor. × Wanting to be notified of bed exits even from a location far from the nurse call outlet. Such concerns can be resolved simply by connecting our wireless nurse call linked set to the sensor! Our wireless nurse call linked set allows you to connect bed exit sensors like "Ugo-kun," "Foldable Thin Matta-kun," "Ayumi-chan," and "Just Place Pole-kun" to transmitters and receivers, reducing wiring around the bed area, alleviating concerns about tripping or falling due to cables, and contributing to a tidier work environment. Furthermore, it enables the use of bed exit sensors even from locations far from the nurse call outlet, allowing for more flexible equipment placement.

Combining aluminum profiles manufactured by LIXIL in Japan with precise parts delivered from the German company Schüco, achieving a perfect match in color and texture between the two—this is a rare craftsmanship where Japanese delicacy resonates with German rationality.

Attendance management is something that is expected of every company and should be addressed. When asked, "Are you doing it?" it might be more concerning to hear, "Are you doing it correctly?" which could make some responsible parties feel anxious. You may be using time cards for clocking in, but are unsure about overtime calculations. You might be having employees input data into Excel, but how does that stand in terms of legal compliance? You may be managing paid leave on paper, but there’s no room for double-checking. Employee resignations may be ongoing, but could this be due to overwork...? Why not review the various pros and cons of different attendance management methods and revisit the important aspects of attendance management from the "basics"?