AGVs and robotics
Driverless transport vehicle for everyone
With the LEO Locative self-propelled, autonomous transport system, Bito-Lagertechnik is presenting an extraordinary new development that can be used in a variety of ways: It transports containers and cardboard boxes weighing up to 20 kilograms. The special feature is that LEO follows an optical track.
which the user can simply stick to the floor and also quickly remove or change. LEO knows where it is thanks to additional markings, enabling it to reach its destinations safely. Transfer stations with patented, clever details complete the system. The transporter can pick up and drop off containers while on the move. The user can operate LEO very easily and get it up and running in no time at all. Route changes are child's play to set up. This makes the user extremely flexible with this system. By using additional LEOs, it is possible to react quickly to order peaks. With this transport system, Bito offers an easy entry into the field of autonomous vehicles, which should also be manageable for small and medium-sized companies.
LogiMAT 2016: Hall 3 - Stand C21
Contact:Bito-Lagertechnik Bittmann GmbH 55590 Meisenheim Tel.: 0 67 53 / 1 22-0 E-Mail:[email protected] www.bito.com
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