Freymatic cutting machine driven and powered by Kollmorgen. Kollmorgen provides a cost effective, accurate, easily programmed co-engineered motion solution.
AGVs operate by multiple sensors. The main sensor areas are: Navigation, Safety and Load handling.
Every ten weeks Kollmorgen Sweden has something called Innovation Day. Participants pitch an idea, create teams and then have 24 hours to present the idea and give a short demo.
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By using high-reach AGVs, Seraphim Solar System have improved accuracy and efficiency in their warehouse. Hangcha has delivered the AGV system which is based on technology from Kollmorgen. Seraphim’s overall warehouse utilization increased by 40%,…
AGVs & Mobile Robots are adapted for different load requirements. The most common vehicles are fork lifts, high reach forklifts, mobile robots, tuggers, piggyback roller table and piggyback lift table.
AGVs & Mobile Robots have different wheel configurations. There are three basic setups – Steer drive, Quad drive and Differential drive.
The AGV system receives a transport order. The order is allocated to a vehicle, the load is picked up, transported to drop off position and dropped off. The order is finished and the vehicle is ready to receive a new order.
An AGV system consists of three main elements: System, Vehicles and Tools
System – flow control, traffic control, integration
Vehicle – software, controller, sensors
Tools – design & service
AGVs & Mobile Robots navigate in different ways: natural, reflector, spot, magnetic tape, inductive wire, bar code or by combining technologies - multi-navigation.
AGVs & Mobile Robots operate in many different applications: manufacturing, logistics & warehousing, e-commerce, hospitals, parking and many more.