Bis in the News 22 September 2020

Bis finds a mate for automation push

Australian Financial Review | September 22, 2020

Logistics company Bis Industries says its new partnership with the Israeli government’s aerospace and defence company will speed up its adoption of automation in the resources sector beyond the existing focus on big driverless haul trucks.

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Bis finds a mate for automation push

Read more latest news

Bis secures multi-year contract renewal for Whyalla steelworks

Supporting our women in operations as a proud member of NAWO

Humans of Bis - Tomago's female Apprentice Plant Mechanics

Bis secures multi-year contract in the Bowen Basin with a customisable off-road solution

Humans of Bis – Bis Adventure Club

Team Bis is riding 200km to beat cancer!

New in-cabin AI software delivers 100% reduction in driver distraction behaviours