[AGF Unmanned Forklift Case] Promoting Logistics Automation Solutions
Nokia and our company collaborate to utilize local 5G! Enabling integration with equipment in various areas!
On October 26, 2022, Nokia Solutions and Networks LLC, one of the world's leading manufacturers of mobile communication equipment, and our company, which develops unmanned transport vehicles including unmanned forklifts, signed a memorandum of partnership to accelerate the solution of local 5G × unmanned forklifts. We will connect unmanned forklifts, AMRs (automated mobile robots), unmanned tractors, industrial control management systems, etc., with local 5G to provide local 5G × logistics automation solutions to more companies. We have agreed to connect our products to Nokia's "Nokia DAC (Digital Automation Cloud)" to provide high-value-added logistics automation solutions. In the manufacturing industry, there are a wide variety of production facilities, and there are numerous collaboration scenarios between equipment and systems. Local 5G provides wide coverage, reliable connectivity, and low-latency communication, enabling collaboration with equipment in various areas. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Overview】 ■ Sales Director of VisionNav Robotics Japan "Compared to Wi-Fi/4G networks, local 5G networks offer high accuracy even outdoors, with a wide coverage area and the ability to achieve high-speed communication. Therefore, we believe that the acceleration of collaboration between Nokia and VisionNav Robotics will combine the strengths of both companies to enhance smart logistics and smart factories. We will also further promote cooperation between the two companies to provide powerful logistics automation solutions globally." ■ Head of Nokia's APJ Enterprise Private Wireless Campus "VisionNav Robotics has a wealth of experience in the industrial robotics field and is a global company specializing in unmanned forklifts. We are confident that this new strategic partnership between Nokia and VisionNav Robotics Japan will provide logistics automation solutions to many users in Japan through the powerful use case of local 5G and unmanned forklifts, creating even more added value." *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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VisionNav Robotics, a global market leader in automatic forklifts with over 3,500 units deployed worldwide, boasts a workforce composed of over 70% development staff, creating innovative technologies and solutions. With great anticipation, we have established a Japanese subsidiary. While AGVs/AMRs are gaining traction in the market, AGFs (unmanned forklifts) have yet to become widespread. A significant reason for this is the difficulty in clearly seeing the return on investment. Contributing factors include processing speed, cost, and the limited number of applicable scenarios. VisionNav Robotics' automatic forklifts can address these three challenges. We offer eight models tailored to various operational scenarios. With a maximum travel speed of 5.4 km/h, they demonstrate sufficient processing capability and can handle not only resin pallets but also iron pallets and palletinas. With the addition of special attachments, they can directly grasp cargo. They are compatible with high-rise racks over 7 meters, as well as stacking/unstacking and truck loading/unloading. For inquiries regarding high cost performance, please contact our sales representatives.
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