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Forklift trucks, a type of intelligent industrial vehicle robot, have increasingly been used by enterprises as a result of the digital and intelligent transformation and upgrading of various industries in recent years. This trend will be accelerated by the new crown epidemic, resulting in a rapid growth and wide market for unmanned forklifts.
Mr. Expert, vice president of marketing at Future Robot (Shenzhen) Limited, a leading company in the field of unmanned forklift trucks, recently interviewed him to give enterprises an understanding of how to import unmanned forklift trucks. Xie's insights provide enterprises with an in-depth understanding of unmanned forklifts' technical advantages as well as potential market applications.
Vice President of Marketing at Future Robot (Shenzhen) Co.
An expert,
What are the differences between unmanned forklifts and traditional forklifts?
The unmanned forklift is a type of intelligent industrial vehicle robot combining forklift technology with automatic ground vehicle technology. It has a number of outstanding features, including cost savings, intelligence, safety, and flexibility. By utilizing unmanned forklifts in logistics operation, it can effectively solve the problems of high material flow and high labor intensity of manual handling.
It mainly reduces labor cost. In the field of logistics, enterprises often calculatestacker forklift such an account: it only costs tens of thousands of yuan to buy an ordinary manual forklift, but hundreds of thousands of yuan to buy an unmanned forklift. But a manual forklift requires manual labor, and the driver of a high forklift type needs to be licensed and have a long training cycle, and if the "old man" leaves after training, the "new man" will have to go through another round of training after joining, which does not include salary payments to workers. A more serious problem is that even with "high salary", it is not always possible to recruit people. The unmanned forklift is equipped with a powerful central control scheduling system, which can carry out handling in the set channel route according to task instructions without manual intervention, and it adopts automatic charging function and can operate 24 hours a day. It greatly improves working efficiency and reduces input of personnel.
With the development and increasing maturity of new technologies such as big data, artificial intelligence and digital twin, unmanned forklifts can integrate advanced technologies such as laser + vision navigation and perception, multi-axis real-time motion planning, high-precision vision servo control, etc. This can quickly connect with existing business processes without the need to transform the environment and meet the unmanned handling in complex scenes. Meanwhile, unmanned forklifts can realize multi-vehicle task scheduling and path planning to improve overall logistics efficiency without reducing multi-vehicle running speed and without collision and congestion of vehicles.
The safety of unmanned forklifts is generally believed to be superior to that of traditional forklifts operated by human. Multiple protection devices such as emergency contact alarm button, sound and light wave alarm, laser sensor, etc., can completely avoid personnel injury and damage to the warehouse. In addition, their ability of independent path planning, obstacle identification and obstacle avoidance can completely avoid personnel injury and damage to the warehouse. This significantly reduces the accident rate.
Unmanned forklifts can be used in both indoor and outdoor environments, respond flexibly to changes in light, replace manual operation in hazardous environments, such as pollution and noise interference, and meet the needs of a variety of industries and users.
From a single vehicle perspective, unmanned forklift truck handling efficiency is still not as good as manually driven forklift trucks. This point needs further development.
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