In recent years, based on the frequent occurrence of forklift collision accidents and enterprise management, the development of forklift anti-collision warning system has received extensive attention. The accuracy of high precision, low delay and high reliability is the premise of forklift collision prevention. It mainly introduces the technical principle of the ranging anti-collision warning system.

With the deepening of applications of ultrasonic radar, laser radar, millimeter wave radar, and microwave/human body sensing technology, a new type of UWB anti-collision ranging technology has gradually entered people's field of vision, based on wireless ranging, wireless through base stations and tags. Induction, prevent collisions in advance, thus achieving 360-degree collision avoidance between forklifts and people. The rise of this new technology solves the problems of low precision, slow response, high delay, short distance, and limited range, making it more secure and reliable in the forklift industry.

The SF-112 forklift Anti-collision Warning System is not only a collision avoidance function, but also includes an overspeed alarm function, a reverse voice reminder, a forced speed limit, an overspeed stall, a seat belt without an alarm prompt, etc., so that it can solve the forklift collision avoidance, etc. The problem can also be used for the safety management of the forklift. And the application industry is wide, and there are many application scenarios, such as forklift and forklift collision avoidance, crane collision avoidance, driving collision avoidance, corner collision avoidance, visual blind zone collision avoidance, etc.

Application
All kinds of forklifts in the factory and warehouse are dedicated to collision avoidance, goods and vehicles.

Linde, Jungheinrich, TCM, Heli, Hangzhou, Daewoo, Hyundai, Toyota, Nissan, Crown, Clark, Mudanjiang, Mitsubishi, Longgong, Liugong, BT, OM, Tai Lifu and various imported fuel and battery driven forklifts , stacker, tractor, road roller, loader are all supported.