Adient Customer Story: SEnS and SEnS+ Smart Environment Sensor Plus
This video highlights Adient Global's partnership with Toyota Material Handling to implement SEnS Smart Environment Sensor® and SEnS+ Smart Environment Sensor Plus™ across their fleet, enhancing safety and efficiency with advanced pedestrian detection systems.
By partnering with Toyota Material Handling, @AdientGlobal now utilizes both SEnS Smart Environment Sensor® and SEnS+ Smart Environment Sensor Plus™ throughout their fleet. Learn what benefits they have seen in their operation by adding these pedestrian detection systems to their forklifts.
Learn more about Toyota's Smart Environment Sensors, by visiting: https://www.toyotaforklift.com/sens-smart-environment-sensor
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