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UK-based International Terminal Solutions Ltd (ITS) has installed the latest version of the G-POS GPS tracking system for straddle carriers, GPS-Lite, at APM Terminals Rotterdam. APMT operates 72 Straddle Carriers at the terminal on Maasvlakte I (not its new MVII automated terminal), where it uses the COSMOS TOS with its legacy container position system.

The chemicals company has installed an anti-collision system called LOST from Essenium to ensure safety levels at its terminal in Antwerp

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is well known in the ports industry as a cost-effective solution for implementing road truck registration and identification systems.

The Virginia Port Authority (VPA) has announced the first steps in a plan to migrate its TOS from an in-house system with Navis SPARCS for vessel planning to a full SPARCS N4 TOS.

LXE has introduced a 12-key version of its Thor vehiclemounted computer for port and intermodal applications. Last year LXE launched a Thor unit with a full QWERTY keyboard but many roles within port and intermodal terminals require only function keys. “In a port, a gantry crane operator could utilise the full QWERTY keyboard, while a prime mover oprequires erator might use the 12-key configuration. Each key on the 12-key configuration is fully mappable, either to a single command, or to a strin