Automatic Guided Vehicle

During the travelling process, the Automatic Guided Vehicle can automatically identify obstacles and take appropriate obstacle avoidance measures to ensure safe and smooth transport. Sensors sense the presence of static or dynamic obstacles on the travelling route and enable emergency braking or bypassing of the obstacles. This feature is essential to ensure that automatic guided vehicle travel safely in complex environments. Especially in complex operating environments, such as narrow aisles, dense shelving or occasional pedestrians and temporary stacks of goods can be potential obstacles during automatic guided vehicle travel. In order to ensure the safety and smoothness of automatic guided vehicle transport, advanced sensor systems and intelligent obstacle avoidance algorithms provide for the smooth operation of automatic guided vehicles. These sensors, such as LIDAR, ultrasonic sensors, infrared sensors, etc., are able to sense static or dynamic obstacles on the driving route in an all-round and real-time manner. They are like the 'eyes' of the AGV, accurately capturing every possible risk point in a complex environment.This intelligent obstacle avoidance function not only greatly improves the driving safety of automatic guided vehicles in complex environments, but also ensures that the automatic guided vehicles can react quickly and accurately in the face of emergencies, and avoids safety accidents caused by human errors or improper judgement.