Following these five rules will help your facility integrate automated guided vehicles (AGVs) into your daily operations.

Implementing AGVs into your existing material handling process may sound like a daunting task. We follow a tried and tested process that ensures an overall improvement in productivity and long-term reduction in costs for your business with minimal disruption to your day-to-day operations. If you’re considering AGVS for your business, here are the 6 steps that we follow when implementing AGVS into a warehouse.

Automated guided vehicles (AGVs) provide a number of advantages for distribution centers and manufacturing facilities with predictable, repeatable processes, and can add up to a very positive ROI over the long term.

AGVs are a relatively new addition to the material handing industry. We answer what AGVs are, how AGVs work, the types of AGVs and if AGVs are a good fit for you.

There are seven basic types of forklift classes ranging from class I to class VII. We’ll walk you through each class and explain the differences between each.