Pangu No. 1, the first bridge-type explosion-proof heavy-duty handling robot in China, is offline in Xi'an, equipped with 3D laser + differential Beidou technology.

CTOnews.com, October 22, according to the official account of Xi'an, Pangu No. 1, the first bridge-type explosion-proof heavy-duty handling robot in China, is offline in the emerging industrial park in Baqiao District, Xi'an, and is independently developed and produced by Xi'an Chenghe Industrial Automation equipment Co., Ltd.

Tuyuan Xi'an official account (the same below) CTOnews.com noted that Pangu 1 is 9.5m long, 2.5m wide and 90cm high, and looks like a flatcar. The robot adopts a unique bridge structure design, which can easily carry objects weighing up to 55 tons, and is equipped with 3D laser + differential Beidou + inertial navigation technology and intelligent control system independently developed by China. It can independently complete path planning, obstacle avoidance, traffic control and other tasks, and can achieve remote monitoring of the robot.

It is worth mentioning that the automatic guided vehicle AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle) can drive along long lines or wires marked on the floor, or navigate using radio waves, visual cameras, magnets or lasers, and are most commonly used in industrial applications to transport heavy materials around large industrial buildings such as factories or warehouses.

AGV is used in almost every industry, including pulp, paper, metal, newspapers and general manufacturing.