Rotterdam Port launched a new AI-based automated container handling system on March 20, 2026, reducing loading times by 40%. The system integrates robotic cranes and real-time digital platforms for monitoring.
Europe's largest port, Rotterdam, announced on March 20, 2026, the full rollout of an AI-powered automated container handling system. The setup features self-operating cranes capable of moving up to 50 containers per hour and a digital platform for operation coordination. Developed in partnership with APM Terminals and Siemens, the project involved 150 million euros in investments.
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