フロアエージェント List of Products and Services

To confirm the suitability of AGV operation, it is important to understand the flatness and elevation differences of the warehouse floor in advance. Even if the floor appears flat visually, there may actually be undulations, irregularities, and steps that can lead to AGV stopping, decelerating, or deviating during operation. Our company uses a dedicated measuring instrument called a floor profiler to measure the floor level in increments of 0.1mm. The collected data can be organized into irregularity heat maps and cross-sectional graphs, allowing for a quick overview of high and low areas, as well as ranges that exceed acceptable values. This makes it easier to share whether the floor is suitable for AGV operation, which sections require attention, and where corrections should be made. Instead of searching for causes after experiencing stops or errors post-installation, measuring the floor beforehand allows for the concretization of travel routes and repair plans. After the survey, we can propose corrective and leveling work suitable for the site, such as grinding high areas, SL construction for low areas, or replacing floor bridges for joints and step differences. It is also a feature that we can determine the necessary range numerically, rather than assuming a complete renovation. If you are planning to introduce AGVs or automate your warehouse, why not visualize the floor accuracy and suitability for operation? For more details, please visit our company website.

The Floor Unevenness Survey Service is a new survey service that visualizes the height differences, undulations, and steps that occur on concrete floors in logistics warehouses and factories using numerical data and diagrams. Even floors that appear flat can have slight unevenness that may affect driving stability and equipment planning when introducing AGVs or AMRs and advancing automation in warehouses. Floor Agent uses a dedicated measuring device, the Floor Profiler, to measure floor levels with an accuracy of 0.1mm. The collected data can be organized into an unevenness heat map, cross-sectional graphs, a list of measurement results, and repair proposal diagrams, allowing for a quick overview of the high and low areas and the trends of undulations across the entire floor. Furthermore, the service does not end with the survey; as a specialized contractor for concrete floors, we can also propose corrective construction based on the results. For high areas, we recommend unevenness adjustment grinding; for low areas or extensive bumps, we suggest self-leveling; and for joints and steps, we propose the installation of floor bridges, selecting the necessary methods for the required areas. We can make proposals that consider the flow and processes of operating warehouses while avoiding excessive construction. If you are considering checking the floor before introducing AGVs, renovating existing warehouses, or confirming floor precision for automation, please visit the Floor Agent website.

Would you like to obtain a floor-level heat map in a short period? The floors of logistics warehouses and factories cannot accurately determine height differences, undulations, and unevenness just by appearance. Our company uses a dedicated measuring device, the floor profiler, to measure floor levels with an accuracy of 0.1mm. We analyze the collected data and create an unevenness heat map that shows high and low areas of the floor using color distribution. Even in large warehouses, you can grasp the overall trend of the floor at a glance, and it can also be used to check areas and ratios that exceed acceptable values. By visualizing the floor condition, which is difficult to convey with just numerical lists, it becomes easier to share information among stakeholders such as facility managers, equipment companies, and construction companies. It is also effective as a decision-making document when considering the introduction of AGVs/AMRs, renovations of existing warehouses, tenant replacements, equipment updates, or automation of warehouses. Furthermore, we can provide cross-sectional graphs, measurement result lists, and repair proposal diagrams according to your needs. After the survey, we can propose necessary corrective work, such as polishing high areas, self-leveling low areas, and repairing joints or joint step differences. If you want to quickly understand the condition of the floor and connect it to an efficient renovation plan, please feel free to consult with us. We can also flexibly respond to the setting of the survey range.