What is AGV?
AGV, short for Automated Guided Vehicle, refers to driverless and software-controlled vehicles. They are used in many industries and warehouse applications to reduce the need for human labor, lower labor costs, and increase warehouse efficiency. In this regard, the automation, traceability, and flexible configuration of your process will play a key role in converting the vehicles you use for transportation into AGV systems.
There are many names and abbreviations used to describe unmanned vehicles, but the basic principle is always the same:
"To transport loads safely and efficiently from point A to point B."
"To transport loads safely and efficiently from point A to point B."
AGV systems are highly advantageous in terms of investment cost, efficiency, quality, and safety compared to manual vehicles and fixed automated lines. AGV systems, which can be applied in many fields of work, can be easily adapted to almost any warehouse operation, thanks to their highly flexible structure. They are particularly useful in areas where human labor is critical, dangerous, or where humans cannot work.
AGV systems, which are a safe and efficient step, ensure that your investment returns as profit within 1-2 years thanks to reduced operating and maintenance costs.