Targeted at various industry scenarios, Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) have been developed in a variety of models to meet diverse handling needs, enabling smarter and more efficient handling for businesses. So, in what industries are AGVs used?
① Warehousing
Warehousing was the earliest application, used to automatically handle goods in and out of warehouses. The use of the Lurk series robots and pallets is also a common application in this industry.
② Manufacturing
In manufacturing, the handling routes of handling robots can be adjusted in real time with production process adjustments, enabling a single production line to produce more than a dozen products, significantly improving production flexibility and enterprise competitiveness.
③ Ports, Terminals, and Airports
In places like ports, terminals, and airports, the transportation of goods is characterized by high volatility, high dynamism, frequent operational adjustments, and a single handling process. AGVs, with their handling, automation, intelligence, and flexibility, are well suited to meet the handling requirements of these scenarios.
④ Food and Chemical
AGVs are also gaining popularity in industries like food, where handling operations require cleanliness, safety, and zero emissions.
⑤ Automotive Industry
The automotive industry has complex workflows, including transporting multiple heavy payloads and materials across facilities. AGVs are now a common sight on automotive production lines and have become an indispensable tool.
In addition to the aforementioned industries, AGVs have also found practical application in a variety of sectors and scenarios, including consumer electronics, logistics, e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, food and beverages, home appliances, and electrical equipment.