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Application Planning

How to assess whether the J1600 fits your site, loads, and routes — and how to plan a demonstration, trial, proof of concept, or full deployment.

Is the J1600 Right for My Application?A fit assessment for the J1600 self-driving pallet jack — which pallet flows, facilities, loads, and team sizes it suits, what stays manual, and which applications are a poor fit.

Application Qualification ChecklistA point-by-point checklist for qualifying a J1600 application — load and carrier limits, floor and environment requirements, route conditions, process fit, and team readiness.

Site SuitabilityFacility requirements for the J1600 — temperature, humidity, ingress protection, floor quality, space and clearance dimensions, charging locations, and connectivity.

Pallet and Load SuitabilityWhich pallets and load carriers the J1600 supports — the open-base requirement, the 1,250 x 1,250 mm size envelope, EPAL and GMA compatibility, fork dimensions, and the role of operator judgment.

Route and Floor SuitabilityHow to assess J1600 routes and floors — level-floor requirement for autonomous mode, bump and gap limits, floor flatness, clearances, route lengths, and how saved locations recombine into tasks.

Trial PlanningHow to plan a two-week paid J1600 trial — what the €4,000 trial includes, the feasibility assessment, the on-site deployment day, weekly check-ins, and how to prepare your site and tasks.

Proof-of-Concept PlanningHow to plan a J1600 proof of concept — testing at the Copenhagen demo area, bringing machines to your own plant, choosing what to validate, and how a POC differs from a demo or trial.

Deployment Scope ExamplesThree J1600 deployment scopes compared — out-of-the-box single unit, the five-day installation and commissioning package, and scaled deployments with Advanced software, fleet management, and automatic charging.

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