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Guided Automated Vehicle
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A Guided Automated Vehicle (GAV) refers to a self-propelled vehicle that operates in an automated or semi-automated manner and follows a predefined path or guidance system to navigate within a facility or a controlled environment.
Guided automated vehicles are commonly used in various industrial and commercial applications, such as manufacturing facilities, warehouses, distribution centers, and airports. They are designed to transport goods, materials, or passengers efficiently and autonomously along predefined routes, reducing manual labor, improving efficiency, and ensuring accuracy in material handling processes.
Guided automated vehicles can be integrated with central control systems or warehouse management systems to optimize their operations, coordinate with other equipment or systems, and provide real-time data on their location and performance. They may also incorporate safety features such as obstacle detection sensors, emergency stop buttons, or collision avoidance systems to ensure safe operation in dynamic environments.
It's important to note that the specific design, capabilities, and terminology of guided automated vehicles may vary depending on the manufacturer, application, or industry. Different companies may use their own proprietary technologies or terms to describe their guided automated vehicle solutions.
There are various types of guidance systems used for guided automated vehicles, including:
1. Magnetic Guidance: Magnetic strips or tapes embedded in the floor create a magnetic field that is detected by sensors on the vehicle. The vehicle's onboard control system uses the magnetic field information to determine its position and follow the desired path.
2. Wire Guidance: A wire or conductor is installed in or on the floor, and the vehicle follows the wire using sensors or contacts that detect the electromagnetic field generated by the wire. This provides a clear path for the vehicle to follow.
3. Laser Guidance: Laser-based guidance systems use lasers and reflectors to establish a guidance network. The vehicle is equipped with laser sensors that detect and track the position of the reflectors, allowing the vehicle to navigate along the desired route.
4. Optical Guidance: Optical guidance systems use visual markers or codes placed on the floor or walls. Cameras or optical sensors on the vehicle capture and interpret these markers, enabling the vehicle to follow the designated path.
