In the future, companies will compete not on production capacity but on technology, focusing on further reducing the costs of power batteries through technological advancements to expand the usability of batteries.
The smart logistics products used in this project are applied in the new energy lithium battery industry to facilitate the inbound and outbound logistics of battery modules and meet the needs for automated material transportation in narrow aisles on-site.
The outbound efficiency is required to be 45 pallets/hour, the inbound efficiency is also required to be 45 pallets/hour, along with a high assurance of safety throughout the process.
Achieve "machine replacing labor" to reduce labor intensity; upper-level systems control operations automatically, minimizing work actions, increasing efficiency, and reducing error rates; operations must be simple and easy to learn, reducing the demands on personnel quality and making the process less reliant on experience.
Algorithm-guided task allocation optimization to enhance operational efficiency; mobile robots with autonomous learning and dynamic path optimization to achieve minimal handling distance; cluster scheduling and traffic management; mobile robots with autonomous obstacle avoidance and intelligent charging.
The project utilizes multiple intelligent forklifts, automatic charging stations, and CRMS mobile robot control systems, among other supporting equipment.
The system is integrated with the WCS system, where material requests and scheduling are managed by the customer's WCS system. In the event of a system failure, manual material requests and scheduling information can be issued using a tablet.
The CRMS mobile robot control system is integrated with the transfer station and the elevator, sending back signals to the customer's WCS system while providing an open interface to allow real-time querying of the intelligent forklift status using the customer’s WCS system.
With the support of 5G technology, the mobile robots can be remotely controlled in real-time. Additionally, the massive data generated by the robots can efficiently interact with the data center in real-time.
The mobile robots not only help the factory complete material handling efficiently, accurately, and flexibly, but also enable integrated management both inside and outside the factory, facilitating smart manufacturing improvements and digital upgrades.
The material storage information, inbound and outbound tasks, and on-site equipment are all centrally managed by the customer’s MES system, enabling real-time monitoring of material status inside and outside the factory.