Pallet transport robots at LogiMAT 2024

Flexible pallet transport robots for intralogistics at LogiMAT 2024

29 February 2024

Germany, Munich

Press release

LogiMAT

Flexible pallet transport robots for intralogistics at LogiMAT 2024

Munich, 29.02.2024 — The pioneer of intelligent transport robots in logistics – Pixel Robotics GmbH – will be presenting its innovative robots entirely navigated by artificial intelligence at the LogiMAT in Stuttgart from from March 19th to 21th, 2024. The robots have a modular and robust design, making them ideal for harsh logistics environments and also very cost-effective. The payback period is usually less than 1.5 years.

New: Intelligent, camera-based fork recognition:

As a special trade fair innovation, Pixel Robotics is presenting the intelligent, camera-based fork recognition system. This has been trained with thousands of images from a wide variety of environments in order to reliably recognize all types of forklift forks. At the same time, uneven floors do not lead to false triggering. This makes the system much more practical than conventional 3D sensors used in AGVs.

Pixel Robotics builds intelligent, perception-controlled robots that are tailored to intralogistics and recognize their environment with the help of artificial intelligence. This enables these robots to find their way safely even in rapidly changing environments. At the same time, processes can be automated quickly and easily without process changes or WMS integration.

The unique AI infrastructure creates a digital twin of the application area. Using this real-time twin, the robots from Pixel Robotics can seamlessly work alongside human colleagues – autonomous, safe, and with an unmatched flexibility and adaptability.

Special features of the Pixel PTs include:

  • Picking up pallets from any position: There are no restrictions such as pallets have to be in a certain fixed position or that only certain small variations are permitted.
  • Picking up wrapped pallets: The AI uses cameras to recognize the foil as foil rather than an obstacle – this distinction allows the robot to cut through the foil while approaching the pallet and it does not have to stop. Conventional AMRs work with laser sensors, which do not differentiate between the type of obstacle.
  • Intelligent parking according to rules: Like a forklift driver, the Pixel PT does not simply park a pallet in a fixed place, but takes into account how the pallets are positioned in the surrounding area, maintains defined distances or connects to pallets that have already been parked.
  • Obstacle avoidance: Intelligent perception of the environment allows the Pixel PT to recognize whether an obstacle is a person, a pallet, or another industrial truck and as well if the obstacle is moving or standing still. Obstacles are then treated differently depending on the object and the state of movement. On a narrow track, for instance, a parked forklift truck is bypassed, whereas an oncoming moving forklift truck would be given right of way.

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The innovative, AI-based fork recognition detects and navigates around forklift forks and is robust against uneven ground

Press contact and image material:

Pixel Robotics GmbH
Mr. Valentin Plapp
Riesstraße 18
80992 Munich, Germany
Phone: +49 89 20008518
Email: office@pixel-robotics.eu
Internet: www.pixel-robotics.eu

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About Pixel Robotics:

Pixel Robotics GmbH builds intelligent, perception-controlled robots tailored for logistics. With its unique AI vision, a digital twin of the operating area is created. Using this real-time twin, Pixel Robotics’ robots work together with their human colleagues – autonomously, safely, and with an unmatched level of flexibility. Additionally, Pixel Robotics was chosen as the most successful Munich startup in the pitch competition of Bits & Pretzels.