Object Detection: These systems employ sensors or cameras to detect obstacles or potential collision hazards in the forklift's path, including pedestrians, other vehicles, or stationary objects.

Real-time Alerts: When a potential collision is detected, the system triggers immediate visual and audible warnings within the forklift's cabin, alerting the operator to take corrective action.

Automatic Braking: Some advanced systems can autonomously apply the forklift's brakes or slow down its speed to prevent or mitigate collisions when the operator doesn't respond to warnings in time.

360-Degree Coverage: Many collision avoidance systems offer comprehensive coverage, monitoring the surroundings from all directions, reducing blind spots, and ensuring complete situational awareness.

Customizable Settings: These systems typically allow for customizable settings, such as adjustable detection ranges and sensitivity levels, to suit different operational environments and requirements.

Data Logging: Forklift Collision Avoidance systems often record collision-related data and near-miss events, providing valuable insights for safety analysis and compliance reporting.