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The transport and logistics sector is always forging ahead. Both on the road and most definitely when it comes to innovation. Traditional mirrors are increasingly making way for advanced camera systems. Companies that invest in these modern vision systems, such as CornerEye, benefit not only from enhanced safety but also from lower costs and greater efficiency. So what are the differences between mirrors and cameras and why are more and more companies making the switch?

At Stoneridge, safety is paramount. Our certified Orlaco camera systems for trucks fulfill the strictest requirements and provide drivers with an optimal view. Whether they're for the front, the rear or for the truck's blind spots, our solutions help to create a safer environment in traffic.

Do you work with forklifts in busy warehouses or in an industrial environment? If so, you will be familiar with the challenges of safely maneuvering in narrow aisles, between high racks and around colleagues. Having a limited view is one of the main causes of accidents, damage to pallets and racks, and even injuries. The innovative camera systems produced by Orlaco, part of Stoneridge, reduce these risks and make your work more efficient.

In fast-paced warehouse environments, forklift collisions pose significant risks to personnel safety, inventory integrity, and operational efficiency. We offer advanced forklift collision avoidance systems, designed to mitigate these risks by enhancing operator visibility and situational awareness. Our solutions empower forklift operators with the tools they need to work smarter, safer, and with greater confidence.

At Stoneridge, we understand how important visibility is for safety and efficiency in transport and industry. With our Orlaco brand, we supply vision solutions that are suitable for every situation. To achieve this, we work with reliable partners such as Wiegel, a specialist in vision solutions for a wide variety of vehicles and machines. Wiegel helps customers choose the right camera and monitor systems, so drivers and operators have an optimum view of their environment.

Do you work with forklifts in busy warehouses? Then you know the challenges of safely maneuvering through narrow aisles, towering racks, and among colleagues. Accidents happen quickly.