Control systems are usually fitted with a graphic PC display and integrated memory for registering tasks and events to facilitate fault finding. All service positions are easily accessible and the latest computer technology advises operators of maintenance requirements.

Solving AGVs are equipped to the latest safety standards to avoid collisions or injuries, such as:
• Mechanical bumpers stop the AGV whenever an object is detected.
• Photo cells fitted to the AGV sides provide safety for personnel when driving around corners.
• Programmable laser bumpers detect objects and stop the AGV.
• Audible signals, warning lights and emergency stop buttons also guarantee safety for personnel and load.

• Integral safety systems such as bumpers, lights and emergency stop buttons ensure a high level of safety
• Production is made more efficient because the vehicle works continuously, 24-hours a day
• The computer system software allows for quick and easy changes to all parameters, such as speed, start/stop positions and accuracy of location
• Less damage is caused to products during handling
• A clean and safe working environment can be achieved
• Unmanned operation reduces the labour costs
• Monotonous work can be avoided