Autonomous driving
Autonomous vehicles are now an integral part of modern mobility and logistics concepts—both in industrial applications and, increasingly, in road traffic. Driverless transport vehicles perform complex tasks in warehouses, container terminals, and production environments, navigating safely through automated traffic control systems. Sensor technology, control systems, and regulation technology ensure that driving maneuvers are executed precisely and collisions are avoided. For autonomous vehicles to operate reliably on roads, railways and waterways, all safety-critical electronic components must remain continuously powered, even in the event of a power failure. DC UPS systems provide backup power to every individual control and communication unit, ensuring controlled operation even in the event of mains disturbances or voltage dips.




