The AGV Webinar Series.

To implement the AGV, it is generally quite short. It comes down to different factors such as the length of the route and the number of stations that are needed along each route. Generally, most AGV routes can be set-up and mapped within 2 hours.

No. The AGV is a robust and modular system with the base frames varying from a minimum size of 910 x 840 mm to a maximum capacity of 2510 x 2510 mm. No matter where your AGV falls on this size spectrum, it can be loaded with up to 1000kg.

No. The AGV has been developed to be as simple and user friendly as possible. Therefore, the line is just a regular colored tape. This keeps the implementation costs down, cuts the time needed, and makes the overall process as simple as it should be.

No. The AGV can follow any line that provides a contrast to the floor it is driving on. On top of this, the line doesn’t have to be created using tape, and it could also be a painted line on your shop floor. The AGV comes with two cameras to track along the lines ensuring that the tracking accuracy is high.