Solutions for intelligent order processing
AutoStore announces a shift towards intelligent fulfilment with its product presentations at LogiMAT 2026.
Read more "
Safelog has developed a new rotary lifting unit for its mobile transport robot. This allows the robot to rotate freely, particularly in confined spaces and narrow aisles. The company will be showcasing the new model variant at LogiMAT.
Last year, Safelog presented its new goods-to-person platform for fulfilment centres and production lines for the first time with the AGV X1 1500. Just under a year later, the technology company from Markt Schwaben is presenting its new platform at the LogiMAT 2023 introduces a new model variant with the AGV X1 1200 tt. In contrast to the AGV X1 1500, the new model does not have four electric lifting columns in the corners, but rather a central lifting unit. This can lift the goods carriers / transported goods up to a lifting height of 80 mm and lift loads up to a top load of 1,200 kg. The mobile transport robot is equipped with a rotating unit that allows the AGV and load to rotate independently of each other.
With the newly developed rotary lifting unit, the AGV X1 1200 tt can lift the Re-align transported goods even in confined spaces. Previously, such manoeuvres were difficult because the entire robot had to be rotated. The AGV has a total of Three different rotation modes in which the transport robot and rotary unit rotate endlessly independently of each other can. These modes can be selected depending on the situation when integrating the automated guided vehicles into the intralogistics system. This avoids unnecessary turns of the AGV and shortens the process time.
Like all Safelog-Compared to other AGVs, the AGV X1 1200 tt does not require an expensive control centre for control. The mobile robot from Safelog has an agent-based control system for communication between the AGV and its environment. This enables the efficient operation of a few robots up to fleets of several hundred vehicles. Via the Software enables the individual devices in the swarm to communicate with each other and intelligently coordinate route and task distribution. Decentralised control not only increases efficiency, but also process reliability. In the event of a malfunction, only the affected vehicle breaks down - the rest of the swarm continues to perform its tasks.
Source: Safelog
Safelog at LogiMAT: Hall 6, Stand B41
More news on robotics
Dortmund becomes the meeting place for packaging and intralogistics
Easyfairs Germany opens the trade fair year for intralogistics and packaging at the end of February with Logistics & Automation plus Empack.
Read more "
White paper | How to make packaging machines more dynamic through lightweight construction
Maximum cycle rates with minimum maintenance: the choice of linear guideway determines the OEE of your systems. Find out in this white paper how you can significantly save weight, increase dynamics and reduce operating costs with the innovative wire race bearing principle.
Read more "
Powerful automation for mills
How four mills master the sack with Koch robot systems - from manual labour to high performance and into the automated future.
Read more "
LogiMAT 2026 showcases current trends and future-proof solutions
With over 1,600 exhibitors, LogiMAT 2026 will showcase the latest intralogistics solutions for automation, AI, robotics, software and packaging.
Read more "
Decentralised signal processing with the Schmersal Safety Fieldbox
Packaging machine manufacturer Meypack relies on Schmersal's Safety Fieldbox for safety-related signal processing. This concept benefits not only the designers, but also the users of the machines.
Read more "