AGVs and robotics
Automatically good
Bito-Lagertechnik will be exhibiting the LEO Locative self-propelled, autonomous transport system, which can transport containers and cardboard boxes weighing up to 20 kilograms. This new product supplies and disposes of production facilities, connects production and warehouse, incoming goods and warehouse or production and outgoing goods. Automated transportation means that there is less damage to the products and employees do not have to carry heavy loads. Compared to other self-propelled transport systems, no control system and no complex installation are required. The special feature is that LEO Locative follows an optical track that the user can simply stick to the floor and also quickly remove or change. Additional markings ensure that the system always knows where it is and can safely navigate to its destinations.
FachPack 2016: Hall 4, Stand 341
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