The bidirectional laser SLAM-based latent lifting AGV adopts laser SLAM navigation technology, eliminating the need for pre-laid trajectories. It achieves positioning and path planning by scanning the on-site environment to build a virtual map. The equipment can travel in both directions and rotate on the spot, and can dive into the bottom of material vehicles, lift and transport them using an electric lifting mechanism. After completion, it automatically separates and transports empty material vehicles, making it suitable for back-and-forth transportation scenarios in spaces with limited space.

Core strengths

Strong spatial adaptability: Supports in-place rotation, suitable for narrow passageways, and improves space utilization.

High automation level: One-point to multipoint operation, capable of continuous 24-hour operation (some models support automatic charging).

Convenient operation: Modular components reduce the failure rate, and standardized production ensures quality.

Typical Applications

It is primarily used in manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, and other fields, undertaking the automatic transfer of large and heavy goods, such as material distribution on production lines and back-and-forth transportation in warehouses.