Definition of AGV

AGV stands for Automated Guided Vehicle, refers to the truck equipped with electromagnetic or optical automatic guiding device, which can move along with the setting guiding routes and with security protection and the function of a variety oftransfer. AGV is one kind of WMR (WMR - Wheeled Mobile Robot).

 Advantages of factory AGV

A. Flexibility

It is very easy to adjust in accordance with changing production layout. Installation and debugging can be carried out in the production time without affecting the production.The track can be changed flexibly and the layout can be changed at any time without affecting production.

B. Short Implementation Cycle

The investment period is 1-2 months and the transformation period only takes a few days. Compared with logistics equipment, the investment period is shortened by one time and the transformation period is shortened by more than eight times.

C. Low Investment Costs

Compared with logistics line equipment,the cost of new assembly is greatly reduced. The operating costs is the minimal power consumption, no waste of logistics equipment idle running. The transformation cost is very low when production layout changes. Only to change the navigation track, zero waste.

AGV's main application

A. Material distribution between production processes

B. Material distribution between parts warehouse and assembly area

C. Material distribution between assembly area and finished product warehouse

D. Designated distribution between floors and freight elevators

E. Distribution of such as postal materials, logistics and warehousingmaterials

F. Various materials distribution situation that is not suitable for human

G. All kinds of factory waste regular designated collection, etc

AGV Technology Selection

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