Scaling teleoperation of next-gen material handling equipment

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An operator remotely driving a forklift using technology from Phantom Auto. | Photo Credit: Phantom Auto

As the COVID-19 pandemic has spurred warehouse and logistics operators all over the world to implement social distancing policies, the work-from-home trend is spreading to an unlikely occupation – material handlers.

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