PSA has moved 10m containers through its terminal at Tuas port in Singapore and is using a range of digital technology to automate processes for greater efficiency.
Most of those containers are moved using automated guided vehicles (AGVs) coordinated by a fleet management system. Automated yard cranes and more than 300 AGVs are deployed across the 11 operational berths.
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