JLT Mobile Computers and Visy at TOC Europe Hamburg – Built for Uptime

Växjö, Sweden, May 5, 2026 * * * JLT Mobile Computers, a leading developer and supplier of reliable computers for demanding environments will exhibit at TOC Europe 2026 in Hamburg together with Visy, a specialist in AI-powered vision and OCR solutions for ports and terminals.

At the event, JLT and Visy will demonstrate how rugged hardware and intelligent automation support continuous, reliable terminal operations – where uptime is essential and downtime is not an option.

Built for Uptime – Rugged Computing for Ports and Terminals
Ports and terminals operate around the clock in harsh environments, placing high demands on reliability, durability, and long-term stability of onboard computing systems. All JLT computers are built for uptime, engineered to deliver dependable performance in vibration-heavy, weather-exposed, and mission-critical port operations.

At TOC Europe Hamburg, JLT will showcase two rugged vehicle-mounted computers designed for terminal applications and environments where the Kaleris N4 Terminal Operating System (TOS) is widely used:

• JLT6015™ – A high-performance rugged computer with a large full HD widescreen display, designed for data-intensive terminal operations where visibility, connectivity, and long-term reliability are critical.
• JLT6012™ – A compact and robust computer optimized for demanding port and terminal environments requiring durable, space-efficient installations.

JLT is Navis Ready validated, continuously validating its rugged computing solutions for major releases of the Kaleris N4 TOS. This ensures seamless integration, reduced deployment risk, and stable long-term operation for ports and terminals running mission-critical workflows.

The importance of investing in rugged computing designed for long-term uptime is reflected in real-world terminal operations.

As noted by OPCSA, a container terminal operating in a demanding 24/7 port environment:

“Rather than just update to a solution that would work in today’s world, we wanted to invest in software and hardware that would serve us years into the future.”
Orlando Valerón, IT Manager, OPCSA