Sep 06 :
Bosch : BOSCH has ordered a production snoxCustomDesign AGV installation from us plus six conveyors

Vehicle used for coupling the chassis andframe
8 banks control injection pumps
Link between production lines for transport of boxes
Evacuation of production lines by 1 snoxCart
Delivery of raw materials and finished products evacuation
The AGV used production lines
AGV equipped to put coins on automated workstation
Delivery trays martyrs by AGV equipped conveyor chains
Association between two conveyors of production
Automation of a standard K LINDE, with 12m of lift height
Shipping line edges by 1 snoxCart
Transport very long items (max.: 1500 kg)
Delivery and disposal of plastic containers
Supplying an input conveyor line in stacks of pallets
Evacuation and food production lines.















AWM produces CD cases. To achieve this, it uses eighteen machines for feed storage containers for the produced CD cases.
AWM’s aim:
All these operations must be performed automatically, without human intervention.
In view of the various technical constraints, six wire-guided snoxCustom Design AGVs were delivered to AWM. These AGVs are wire-guided and fitted, in their upper section, with a telescopic rail system which can feed and pick up products in the same operation.
In line with a desire for full automation, these wire-guided AGVs are controlled by a central computer. We fitted the eighteen machines with a call unit connected to the machine’s PLC. These units send a signal to the machine's PLC as soon as the production is ready for removal. All of these requests are collected and sent to the AGVs' central control computer.
Our control computer then sends the order to the nearest AGV to feed the machines with empty containers and pick up the items produced .
Full automation of the AGV system resulted in automatic battery recharging. The system uses nickel cadmium batteries that are recharged by boost charging in parallel time (during AGV stand-by periods).
The central computer has two software programs to control the AGVs in real time, calculate their positions and monitor any changes:
Finally, product traceability is via barcode sensors placed under each storage box . A barcode reader connected to the central computer reads the codes in the elevator station (before it empties the CD cases into storage racks) and sends these data to the central computer. The customer can therefore be told which box has arrived from which machine, at what time, etc. in order to maintain a sufficient stabilisation period for the boxes in their rack.
Positioning in front of the machines must be accurate; the wire guidance system can achieve positionining accurace in the order of 1mm.
The AGV speed is fully adjustable and can be modified over time using the control computer. This feature gives the customer the option to adapt the speed to his production (increased production, for example).
You can also view the video of this project on the snoxCustom Design page.