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REEMAN announces Shanghai autonomous forklift integration case

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REEMAN announced a deployment case at a chemical shipping company in Shanghai: an Ironhide autonomous forklift links pallet pickup, automatic stretch wrapping, elevator floor transfer, and indoor/outdoor delivery, transporting about 600 kg of marine spare parts per trip over a round trip of about 650 meters, with each cycle taking about 12 minutes and about 50 cycles per day. The forklift exchanges station-ready and wrapping-complete status with the wrapping machine via an industrial interface, and coordinates requests, entry, and exit with the building elevator control system. During commissioning, the team adjusted drive-wheel downforce to address slipping on ramps, and worked with the wrapping machine manufacturer to correct the pallet handover process. REEMAN says the case demonstrates operation on a specifically configured route and does not constitute a general claim of general-purpose slope-climbing or all-weather capability; the specific communication protocols used at the Shanghai site were not disclosed. The forklift's reference price is about $9,900, while project costs such as wrapping machine customization, elevator integration, and installation are quoted separately.