Our AMRs can be optionally equipped with a barcode scanner. Currently, we support the following barcode types: Code 128, 2/5 Interleaved, QR Code, and DataMatrix. Code 128 also identifies whether the barcode is a GS1 (formerly EAN-128/RSS) or not. Code 39 can be read but is not recommended due to potential errors from the lack of a checksum routine. The 2/5 Interleaved barcode is recorded without a checksum.

No, barcodes cannot be read while driving past. Instead, an optional barcode scanner can be integrated into the rear wall of the AMR. The scanner reads the barcode as the pallet is being driven in. The robot pauses briefly to capture and process the image, then continues driving once the barcode has been extracted.

Currently, the evaluation of RFID tags is not possible.

No, it is not absolutely necessary to have one charging station per AGILOX AMR. However, we recommend having a dedicated charging station for each AGILOX AMR to minimize waiting times and enhance the efficiency of the robots.

Regardless, each AGILOX AMR comes with one charging station included in the delivery.

The following connections are required for our AMRs:

ONE: Power current 400V, 16A

OCF: Power current 400V, 32A or alternatively 16A

The maximum transport weight varies depending on the AMR model:

• AGILOX ONE:
  • With a single scissor lift: Transports load carriers up to 1,000 kg (2,204 lbs).
  • With a double scissor lift: Transports load carriers up to 750 kg (1,653 lbs).
  • With extra-long forks (1400 mm / 1600 mm / 1800 mm): Transports load carriers up to 750 kg (1,653 lbs), regardless of fork length.
• AGILOX NFK: Transports load carriers up to 1,000 kg (2,204 lbs).
• AGILOX OCF: Transports load carriers weighing up to 1,500 kg (3,306 lbs).
• AGILOX ODM: Transports load carriers up to 300 kg (661 lbs).
• AGILOX OPS: Transports load carriers up to 1,500 kg (3,306lbs).
• AGILOX BCO: Adds additional functionalities to the AGILOX ONE and transports boxes and trays weighing up to 55 kg (121 lbs).

The type of load carrier depends on the vehicle:

• AGILOX ONE: This model handles open pallets such as Euro pallets, Euro half pallets, and industrial pallets, as well as any pallet types based on the dimensions of a Euro pallet (e.g., plastic pallets). Special load carriers can be transported upon request.
• AGILOX NFK: This vehicle is designed for load carriers that the AGILOX ONE cannot accommodate due to fork width limitations. It handles load carriers that can only be accessed with a narrow mono fork, such as trolleys.
• AGILOX OCF: This omnidirectional counterbalanced forklift can transport both open and closed pallets, including Euro pallets, Euro half pallets, UK pallets, and industrial pallets. Special goods can be transported upon request.
• AGILOX ODM: The smallest AMR in the portfolio can transport dollies from spot to spot.
• AGILOX OPS: The platform AMR can handle pallets and custom-tailored load carriers.
• AGILOX BCO: By adding the AGILOX BCO, you can enhance the AGILOX ONE with additional functionalities, enabling it to transport boxes and trays.

Currently, we are not VDA5050 compatible. However, AGILOX is exploring ways to achieve compatibility with at least part of the standard.

The VDA5050 1.1 document focuses on automatically controlled vehicles, explicitly excluding fully autonomous and freely navigating vehicles from its definition.

Despite this, we are actively collaborating with the major VDA platform providers to integrate AGILOX AMRs as effectively as possible.

Yes, communication with a higher-level system is possible via the JSON API

The connection between AGILOX system components is established via a Wi-Fi infrastructure. For optimal and error-free operation, the AGILOX system requires an 802.11 Wi-Fi network, which must be provided by the system operator.