V-CAL, the ground-breaking connected automation logistics (CAL) project, pioneered in the North East and aiming to advance beyond initial proof-of-concept (PoC), exhibited at Cenex LCV

TIP Group has supplied Vantec with seven new DAF XF tractor units powered by Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO), helping the Sunderland headquartered 3PL (third party

The near-term application of commercially viable autonomy is in logistics, and more specifically in off-highway environments where no changes to the law are required for a fully “driver-out” vehicle to operate.

The V-CAL project has been awarded £4 million from the government’s £42 million Commercialising Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) competition through the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV).

In recent years, more and more enterprises have embraced autonomous vehicles as a cornerstone of their operational strategy. Autonomous reversing technologies are one of the most important components in this process- allowing cars to identify obstacles, take appropriate measures to avoid them, and back up with precision.

Embracing digitalisation is allowing a leading logistics and warehousing company to expand its offer and win new clients. Vantec Europe Limited – which has 12