AGV wheeled mobile cars are highly automated

With reference to the definition of the American Logistics Association, AGV is defined as an automatic guide device equipped with electromagnetic or optical, etc., capable of traveling along an already-stipulated guidance path, and it should also have a corresponding transformation device. Protect equipment and various handling and transfer functions.

AGV is also often used as a transfer robot to save manpower; in the tobacco, newspaper and electronics industries, AGVs are often used to dispense materials, improve automation, and make workshops cleaner: in automobile manufacturing, port terminals and aircraft At the manufacturing plant, AGV is used more for carrying heavy-duty components and at the same time it is combined with robots for automated assembly. AGV is characterized by wheeled movement. Compared with walking, crawling or other non-wheeled mobile robots, AGV has the advantages of quick action, high work efficiency, simple structure, strong controllability, and good safety.
Compared with other equipment commonly used in material transportation, AGV's active area does not need to be installed with fixed devices such as rails, support frames, etc., and is not limited by the site, road, and space. Therefore, in the automated logistics system, it can fully reflect its automation and flexibility, and achieve efficient, economical and flexible unmanned production.