LiDAR is a sensor system that emits laser beams to detect target information, widely used in autonomous driving and mapping.
Point cloud data from LiDAR contains reflectivity characteristics and spatial coordinates for object detection.
Laser navigation in AGV systems allows for flexible movement and precise positioning based on map construction and real-time positioning.
Laser navigation features high-precision positioning, environmental adaptability, no fixed-path limitations, and high intelligence for multi-AGV cooperation.
AI-driven laser obstacle avoidance in AGVs uses laser radar and intelligent algorithms to detect and navigate around obstacles.
ToF technology in cameras uses light waves for spatial measurement, offering accurate depth information and 3D environment modeling.
ToF cameras in AGVs are used for obstacle avoidance, safety protection, pallet identification, fork picking, and volume measurement.
Ultrasonic sensors are used for AGV obstacle avoidance, transparent object detection, and offer advantages like resistance to interference and low cost.
IMUs in AGVs provide dynamic attitude control, infrastructure-free positioning, and high-frequency updates but face challenges related to accumulated error and calibration.
Photoelectric distance sensors are cost-effective, non-contact, and offer high-speed response for simple obstacle detection.