Taiwanese smart power management firm Delta has hit a milestone with more than one million industrial vehicles across North America and worldwide charged by its Moov wired and wireless charging technology.

The installed base includes automated guided vehicles (AGVs), autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), forklifts and heavy-duty industrial vehicles operating in high-throughput warehouses and manufacturing environments.

“Reaching the milestone of one million industrial vehicles charged reflects the trust global logistics operators and vehicle manufacturers place in Delta’s charging to support mission-critical logistics operations,” said Dave Morse, Delta senior vice president. “Our Moov portfolio provides the reliable and scalable charging infrastructure designed to keep automated fleets running efficiently in demanding 24/7 environments.”

The Moov charging portfolio supports a power range from 1 to 30kW and includes conductive and inductive charging, enabling flexible charging strategies for a wide variety of industrial vehicles from AGVs and AMRs to high-power applications such as electric forklifts. These technologies allow operators to implement centralised fast-charging stations or distributed opportunities charging embedded directly into operational workflows, helping increase vehicle availability while optimising energy usage across large, automated fleets.

The wireless charging systems enable contactless charging without mechanical connectors, allowing vehicles to charge during short operational pauses or directly within automated processes. This reduces wear, lowers maintenance requirements and improves system availability, particularly in demanding industrial environments where dust, vibration and high use rates can challenge traditional plug-in charging systems.

Complementing the wireless technology, MoovBase modular charging provides scalable fast-charging infrastructure for large and expanding fleets. Designed for continuous industrial use, the units have completed more than one billion charging cycles in round-the-clock logistics operations. Their modular architecture allows flexible expansion while maintaining efficiency, durability and operational reliability.

With intralogistics operations under increasing pressure to improve throughput, energy efficiency and sustainability, reliable charging infrastructure has become an enabler of automation. To learn more about Delta’s Moov charging products, visit: www.delta-americas.com/en-US/products/Industrial-Battery-Charging/ALL/.

Delta’s US headquarters are in Fremont, California. Delta Electronics Americas (www.delta-americas.com) is a subsidiary of Delta Electronics (www.deltaww.com). It has operated in the Americas for almost 40 years, with offices, R&D centres, manufacturing, and service facilities across the USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil and more.