Gaussin signs agreements to automate Surabaya terminal and an exclusive licence

These new agreements are aimed at addressing the increasing demand for the automation of logistics operations and infrastructure work required for the economic development of Indonesia in the area of ports, logistics warehouses and airports.

Following the supply to Pelindo of the 50 ATT Lift Diesel units and docking stations, TTL, also expressed its wishes to study the desirability of fully automating the terminal for heightened productivity and safety. As a result both TTL and GAUSSIN have signed a letter of intent for the start of automatic tests and simulations for terminal automation. The value of the agreement has not been disclosed.