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.















SAGEM is looking for a way of linking two workshops at its Dinan site.
Customer goals :
A manual solution by each operator is in place, with these handling operations being "added" to their contractual allocations.
SAGEM therefore wishes to find a solution that can free up as much time as possible for these operators, make the raw materials supply consistent and streamline the return of finished products.
Taking into account the miscellaneous aspects of handling problems at the side of the SAGEM production lines, our specialist team proposed the snoxCart AGV solution ,as the best compromise between technical autonomy and outlay.
The tractor type AGV pulls standard commercial pallet trucks (fitted with a spring lever arm). The pallet trucks are coupled manually by an operator at the departure station. The AGV is fitted with a RFID card reader so that it can be sent to a specific delivery programme. Eight RFID cards corresponding to eight possible circuits were supplied to the customer.Once they arrive in the destination station the pallet trucks are uncoupled automatically, therefore enabling the AGV to release its load and be available to operators (frees up more operator time and streamlines inter-workshop flows).
In the same spirit of autonomy, two doors are negotiated automatically: the AGV commands a remote control which activates door opening without human intervention.
To make these systems as flexible as possible (modifications, addition of a stopping station, addition of a complete circuit), the selected guidance method is optical guidance on an adhesive optical band. Combined with the use of passive RFID antennae for performing station stops, switching and acceleration of AGVs, etc., and linked to the SNOX_Traffic_LE programming software, the customer is completely free to make any modifications whatsoever.
The AGV speed is fully adjustable and can be modified over time. This feature gives the customer the option to adapt the speed to his production.
Finally, the AGV has been designed to be capable of pulling 1.2 tonnes on a 5% slope: sizing of motors and brakes, installation of an external variable speed drive, size and weight of batteries for power and driveability.