SENSOR SOLUTIONS FOR THE PORTS INDUSTRY — WE CREATE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

Visit SICK at TOC Europe 2025!

SICK cordially invites you to TOC EUROPE 2025 from June 17-19 in Rotterdam. Visit us in hall 1, booth E54 to experience to experience the latest automatisation and digitisation solutions:
  • Safety rated collision prevention.
  • TTMS Twin-Twenty-Measurement-System next-generation.
  • Driver Assistance & People detection.
  • Pin detection through high density LiDAR.
  • ... and many other solutions.
We look forward to discussing a suitable solution for your challenges with you.

Secure your free trade fair ticket via the official TOC EUROPE website.

These are our trade fair highlights:


Combining safety with availability: With “multiScan165S” the first 3D LiDAR sensor is certified with Performance Level b (ISO 13849-1) and performance class B (IEC TS 6299-1) while providing high availability AND safety measurement range of up to 20m even under challenging outdoor conditions.


With a new intelligent, LiDAR based Twin Twenty Detection and Measurement approach SICK is developing the right answer to make this process safer, without decreasing the efficiency.


Unmoved Twistlock detection with high density LiDAR LRS4000 to ensure safer operation and storage.




OUR EXPERTS LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR INQUIRY

Present your individual project to us and receive first-hand information about our solutions: In a consultation, we will show you new horizons for the digital future of the ports industry.






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About SICK

SICK is one of the world's leading solution providers for sensor-based applications for industrial applications. Founded in 1946 by Dr.-Ing. e. h. Erwin Sick and headquartered in Waldkirch in Breisgau near Freiburg, the company is one of the technology and market leaders and is present around the globe with 63 subsidiaries and holdings as well as numerous agencies. SICK employs more than 10,000 people worldwide and generated consolidated sales of EUR 2.1 billion in fiscal year 2024.