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Transport system with swarm intelligence
The Agilox Omnidirectional Platform Shuttle (OPS) is an Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) for loads of up to 1,500 kilograms. Four omnidirectional drive units and a slim design enable easy and safe navigation in narrow aisles and confined spaces.
This makes the Agilox OPS a suitable solution for existing systems. With a maximum speed of up to 1.9 m/s, it also offers maximum efficiency. With flexible load handling devices and high navigation accuracy (+/-4 mm), the Agilox OPS enables fast goods handling and efficient station-to-station transportation. Its platform design enables seamless integration into existing processes and offers maximum safety in a human-robot environment.
AMR models networked in a swarm
Agilox X-Swarm technology ensures seamless interaction of the Agilox OPS with other Agilox AMR models in a swarm. Fleets can be easily and quickly expanded with additional robots within a few hours. All AMRs in a swarm communicate directly and exchange information about their own position and current status several times per second. This enables them to distribute orders intelligently. Goods are provided automatically, free paths are found and they adapt easily to changes in the environment. If one robot fails, the rest of the AMR swarm takes over responsibility and ensures a reliable flow of goods. Shortages and throughput times on transport routes are optimized fully automatically.
Thanks to quick charging, every AMR is ready for use again in just a few minutes. In addition, the OPS offers the option of adapting load handling attachments to individual load carriers, which further expands its range of applications. Its innovative platform design enables seamless integration into existing processes in order to transport individual load carriers for customers.
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