Analysis Of Key Technologies in Autonomous Guided Vehicles (Agvs) Navigation Technology
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ar0k1626Keywords:
AGV, sensors, guidance, technology.Abstract
In this paper, four basic sensors are briefly introduced, and the challenges faced by autonomous navigation vehicles (AGVs) such as environment awareness, path planning, positioning accuracy, and multi-vehicle coordination are discussed. The role of sensor technology in overcoming these challenges is analyzed. This paper examines the application and fusion of different sensors, as well as the use of artificial intelligence and deep learning technology to enhance the intelligence of AGVs. The conclusion has been drawn in this paper that it is crucial to strengthen the research and application of sensor technology, this helps to improve positioning accuracy and stability, strengthen the research of real-time communication technology, and enhance the safety and reliability of sensors. Finally, this paper emphasizes the importance of balancing cost and benefit while properly configuring sensor technology to meet user needs, which guides the continuous development of AGVs in industrial and commercial applications.
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