Leuze electronic: Smart sensors

Leuze electronic, the manufacturer of optical sensors, uses a wide range of application examples to show how important sensor technology is in many areas of intralogistics, for example in high-bay warehouses, mobile racking, continuous conveyors and shuttles. With Smart Sensor Business 4.0, Leuze electronic offers sensor solutions that help to optimize processes in warehouse technology: For manual as well as automatic identification and tracking during order picking, Leuze electronic will be showing handheld readers for barcodes as well as state-of-the-art identification technologies in 2D code and RFID technology. The trade fair highlight is the new DDLS 500 data transmission photoelectric sensor, which combines 100 Mbit/s real-time transmission up to a distance of 200 meters with a world first: all data can be retrieved globally via remote diagnosis using an integrated web server.

Photo: Leuze electronic

LogiMAT 2017: Hall 5, Stand F51www.leuze.de

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