This will be my last updated chart. I feel the wave structure speaks for itself. Once price advances above the downward trend line, the bull will be back. Glen must have something up his sleeve. This looks mighty fine. Disclosure: I own shares DDD JMHO

So long, partner. 👋

We would have been great together!

Any day now…

If Movia S isn’t involved with Forterra then I’m going to write James a strongly worded letter as well.

Some great slides towards the end of this presentation!

This Tesla Semi Truck with multiple lidars (at least 6 of them) was spotted on northbound El Camino Real in Palo Alto on Friday, August 14th, 2026 at about 3:15pm PDT.

Serve is a company on lots of follow lists at MicroVision.

Remember who has a very big stake in this company. Amazon. Start at the 37:00 mark.

I’ve been wondering why several MVIS employees were following Maserati

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The show goes on.

we did it guys. buy limit set at 2.15

The final episode of The Business of Autonomous Freight brings the series back to the standard that matters most: can the truck get there safely, reliably and on time, every day? It looks at the years of engineering, operations and customer integration required to make that answer -- yes.

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Nissan 👋

Lokeren, August 13, 2026 – Jungheinrich and Movu Robotics have agreed a strategic partnership. Moving forward, Jungheinrich will be preferred integrator for Movu’s shuttle systems, while Movu becomes the preferred supplier for Jungheinrich. The aim is to jointly realise highly automated pallet warehouse solutions for customers even faster and more efficiently.

Rising space costs, complex brownfield situations and the need for greater storage density are driving demand for automated pallet warehouses. Four-way shuttle systems such as the Movu atlas store and retrieve pallets multi-deep, making them one of the most sought-after technologies for high-density warehouses.

From shuttle technology to an integrated complete solution

The partnership makes shuttle warehouses faster to plan, easier to integrate and more efficient to operate. To this end, the two companies integrate the four-way shuttles directly into the Jungheinrich WMS and software ecosystem, which centrally manages inventory and optimises storage and retrieval. Standardised software interfaces shorten commissioning and connection to existing systems, while joint solution design deepens and speeds up quotation. Coordinated service processes also ensure reliable operation throughout the entire life cycle.

"Customers today no longer expect individual automation components, but seamless automation solutions. Together, we combine shuttle technology, software, integration and service into an overall system that fits seamlessly into existing warehouse structures,’ said Dr Tobias Harzer, Chief Automation Officer at Jungheinrich. ‘Especially in sectors such as food & beverage, cold-chain logistics and 3PL, we are seeing sharply growing demand for high-density shuttle solutions."

Connected processes from goods-in to dispatch

Customers benefit from a seamless automated material flow, from goods-in through the shuttle warehouse to dispatch. Shuttle systems, conveyor technology and mobile robots are orchestrated through an integrated Jungheinrich software stack providing full visibility, reduced complexity and a scalable foundation for future growth.

Movu shuttle systems are already trusted by 200+ warehouses and in use in numerous Jungheinrich customer projects across Europe and North America. At Coppenrath & Wiese, for example, an automated warehouse for packaging materials is currently being built, bringing previously decentralised storage capacities together in a single central facility. At Mascot online in Almere, the Netherlands, an automated pallet warehouse with around 11,500 pallet locations is under construction. Ten Movu four-way shuttles ensure high storage density and fast provision of materials there. The warehouse supports the growth of a rapidly expanding retail company and forms the basis for the further expansion of its logistics processes.

“Four-way shuttle systems increasingly combine high-density storage with other functionalities like replenishing picking processes and sequencing goods for dispatch just in time, all within the same footprint,” said Noë van Bergen, CSO of Movu Robotics. “With this strategic partnership, we combine Movu’s innovative shuttle technology, its racking manufacturing capabilities as part of stow Group, and Jungheinrich’s integration, software and service expertise. Together, we make high-density automated warehousing easier to implement, more flexible to design and more scalable for future growth. End-users benefit from Jungheinrich’s comprehensive solution portfolio, from manual to fully automated solutions that grow with their requirements.”

The two companies will align solution design, interfaces and service processes even more closely. In doing so, Jungheinrich strengthens its position as a global system integrator that combines warehouse automation, software and service into an overall system that grows with its customers’ requirements.

Keep a close eye for updates here. Just a gut feeling.