The latent traction AGV is an automated transportation device that can lurk beneath the cargo carrier and achieve automatic attachment/detachment through mechanical structures (such as traction rods and traction pins), and tow the cargo along a preset path. Its core features include:

Compact design: Low-profile body (e.g., only 168mm in height) allows for flexible operation in space-constrained environments.

Automated towing: Supports one-way/two-way towing, with some models capable of towing multiple material carts or loads weighing over 1.5 tons at a time.

Intelligent Navigation and Control: Path planning and task scheduling are achieved through magnetic strip, laser, or visual navigation, combined with a central control system.

Main application scenarios

Manufacturing industry: Production line material distribution in automobile, electronics, and home appliance factories, such as workshop logistics in enterprises like Guangzhou Automobile Group and Huawei.

Warehousing and logistics: Batch cargo transfer in space-constrained warehouses, supporting multi-site docking and long-distance towing.

Core strengths

High space utilization: Compact design adapts to single-channel reciprocating travel, reducing site occupation.

Safety and stability: Built-in sensors enable collision avoidance and obstacle avoidance, and some models are equipped with 180° protection function.

Efficiency improvement: The no-load speed can reach 45m/min, supporting multi-vehicle scheduling and integration with ERP/MES systems.