An AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle) forklift is a type of autonomous vehicle equipped with forks for lifting and moving materials. These AGVs are guided by a system that uses sensors, cameras, or magnetic tape to navigate predefined paths within a facility. They are designed to transport pallets, boxes, and other materials without the need for human intervention. AGV forklifts are used in warehouses, manufacturing plants, and distribution centers to automate material handling tasks, increase efficiency, and reduce labor costs. They play a key role in modern logistics and supply chain management by improving workflow efficiency and safety.

AGV forklifts usually have the following characteristics:

1. Automatic navigation: AGV forklifts can position and navigate through preset landmark points and maps, and autonomously complete cargo handling and stacking operations.

2. Intelligent obstacle avoidance: AGV forklifts are equipped with a variety of sensors that can monitor the surrounding environment in real time to avoid collisions and dangers and ensure safe and stable operation.

3. Operation: AGV forklifts can work continuously 24 hours a day without the need for rest and personnel operation, maximizing operating efficiency and productivity.

4. Flexible office: AGV forklifts can be customized according to operational needs and can be adapted to different operating environments and operational requirements, improving the flexibility and flexibility of the production line.

5. Real-time data monitoring: AGV forklifts can monitor operating conditions in real time by connecting to the central control system, perform data recording and analysis, and help optimize operating processes and efficiency.