Advantages Of Visual Navigation AGV Forklifts

Visual navigation AGV forklifts are very popular, mainly for stability and reliability. At the same time, visual navigation AGV forklifts have low prices, high cost-effectiveness, and mature technology.
1、 Advantages of Visual Navigation AGV Forklifts
1. High cost-effectiveness
Visual sensors not only significantly reduce the cost of products due to their cost advantages, but also have an efficiency that cannot be compared to manual work in the high-level forklift AGV docking management system. The AGV robot, in conjunction with warehouse management systems such as WMS/WCM, can improve its inbound and outbound efficiency by 20%, saving 3-4 labor costs. Therefore, in terms of the return on investment cycle for end customers, visual navigation AGV forklift industrial unmanned vehicles have significant advantages over other navigation methods.
2. Safety and stability
To achieve "machine replacement" in high-altitude forklift operation, it is necessary to be safe at the beginning, as once the blind spots of the machine are ignored, it may cause safety accidents. The high-level forklift AGV using 3D vision has rich information and stable navigation. When avoiding obstacles, it can not only stop and detour, but also avoid obstacles at high altitude and negative scale (detecting potholes), which cannot be achieved by LiDAR.
3. Strong usability
Compared to other navigation methods, visual navigation can extract semantic information from the environment, and three-dimensional visual perception is comprehensive, which effectively reduces the blind spots of robots. Therefore, it is more suitable for complex scenarios in routine customer needs, such as using deformed shelves and pallets for a long time; Overboard of large proportion of goods; The rapid increase in handling volume in a short period of time; Vehicle scheduling in narrow spaces, etc.
4. Accurate perception
The identification of pallets and material cages, as well as adaptive precision forking, beam detection, cargo stacking, and spatial detection, all rely on precise perception technology. The unmanned forklift AGV can automatically identify and adapt to pallets and shelf beams through visual inspection of goods, avoiding the danger of high-rise shelf operations.