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SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) refers to real-time positioning and map building. Based on laser scanning, it collects information about the position, distance, and shape of objects in the environment, enabling the AGV/AMR to perform real-time positioning and construct an environmental map. Laser SLAM matches laser data with the environmental map to achieve precise positioning.

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Yes, AGV/AMRs can be integrated with upper-level systems such as WCS, WMS, ERP, and SAP. We will program communication software based on your company’s system. Through integration, AGV/AMRs can work collaboratively with other systems, improving logistics and production efficiency.

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Obstacle detection and avoidance: 360° real-time detection and recognition of obstacles such as people, equipment, walls, and goods, followed by appropriate actions like alerts, deceleration, or stopping based on obstacle proximity.

Safety edges: The AGV/AMR stops and alerts immediately when an object or person makes contact.

Emergency stop button: Operators can press the button to stop the AGV/AMR immediately in case of emergencies.

Audio and visual warnings: The AGV/AMR emits sound and light signals while moving to alert nearby personnel.

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The map can be expanded based on the existing one, and the AGV/AMR dispatch system can be scaled. Different types of AGV/AMRs can also be added.

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The AGV/AMR can operate for 6-8 hours. It can automatically go to a charging station during idle times for recharging.

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The load capacity can be customized according to different requirements, ranging from 0 to 6 tons. The size of the AGV/AMR can also be customized based on the actual scenario, including the type, size, and method of transport.

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We offer a one-year warranty and lifetime after-sales service.

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We provide free user training manuals and courses, enabling beginners to complete the training within 2-3 working days and achieve independent operation.