Liebherr unveiled a set of digital terminal solutions at TOC Europe, including AI-driven crane servicing, digital training and terminal automation tools. The announcement highlights the growing role of data and AI in port operations.
Liebherr highlighted digital terminal solutions at TOC Europe, including AI-driven crane servicing, digital training, and terminal automation systems. The company’s presentation focused on tools designed to help operators manage equipment and maintenance more efficiently in port environments.
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