Strategic partnership
Körber and Balyo work together
Körber and Balyo will jointly offer technologies for autonomous industrial trucks worldwide as part of a strategic partnership.
As a developer and integrator, Balyo bridges the gap between conventional lifting technology and autonomous mobile robots. This includes forklift trucks, tractors for towing applications, pallet trucks for floor and low-floor pallet movements and reach trucks for high-bay racking. Thanks to PL-d-compliant safety sensors and proprietary "Driven-by-Balyo" technology for autonomous operation, the robots can be seamlessly integrated into existing processes without the need to adapt or expand existing infrastructures.
"We are delighted to be working with Kӧrber. It will enable us to further expand our network to meet the local and global requirements of our industrial and logistics customers. Körber's expertise in intralogistics and its global presence are an ideal complement to our competencies and make it easier for us to implement Balyo complementary solutions for our customers," says Pascal Rialland, CEO of Balyo.
Nishan Wijemanne, Global Leader AMR/Robotics, Körber Business Area Supply Chain, adds: "Flexibility, adaptability and precision are crucial in today's supply chain. The partnership with Balyo underlines that we want to offer exactly the right solutions for this. Robotics takes intralogistics to a whole new level of performance. Combining our expertise with Balyo's unique solutions enables companies around the world to meet the great challenges of our time and seize the opportunities of the future by evolving with the needs of their customers and industry."
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