This application case showcases a logistics automation solution implemented using AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robots) developed by Altiol. By introducing autonomous driving technology—a core pillar of the Fourth Industrial Revolution—the system is easy to deploy on-site. Furthermore, it allows customers to configure their own programs, making maintenance simple and intuitive. By adopting this unmanned transport system in logistics centers and manufacturing sites, companies have successfully reduced worker fatigue, increased operational efficiency, and lowered labor costs.

Components

Robot

Altiol offers a diverse lineup of AMRs tailored to different payload and size requirements:

Model

Dimensions (L * W * H)

Max Payload

Max Speed

Repeatability

DZ-80

780 x 560 x 280 mm

200kg

120m/min

± 5mm

QR-400

1,200 x 520 x 338 mm

400kg

100m/min

± 5mm

BW-500

910 x 700 x 336 mm

500kg

100m/min

± 5mm

ZXX-1500

1,370 x 740 x 340 mm

1,500kg

60m/min

± 5mm

XK-1000

1,555 x 602 x 898 mm

1,000kg

45m/min

± 5mm

Workflow

STEP 1.Data Management: The WMS (Warehouse Management System) manages material inbound and outbound data.
STEP 2. Task Instruction: The WMS sends work orders to the ACS (AMR Control System).
STEP 3. Scheduling: The AMR receives task scheduling data from the ACS.
STEP 4. Execution: The AMR performs product loading and unloading operations according to the assigned sequence.
STEP 5. Idle State: When no tasks are active, the AMR moves to its home position for automatic charging and awaits the next instruction.

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