AGILOX · interior
Line feeding
Pallets and trolleys move between the warehouse and production, inside the hall.
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Navpath, a FiNE brand, studies how materials move through your operation and delivers the project turnkey with autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), vehicles that move on their own, with no driver: from assessment to purchase, integration and after-sales. We define the route first; the robot family is chosen afterwards.
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Where the load goes
These are four typical routes. Each one leads to the most suitable robot family.
AGILOX · interior
Pallets and trolleys move between the warehouse and production, inside the hall.
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Pallets travel from the warehouse to the dispatch dock and, from the dock, into the truck.
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The same run leaves one hall, crosses the yard and enters another, including in the rain.
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The robot couples the trailers and tows them with no operator at the hitch.
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Innok · exterior
INDUROS line: between halls, in the yard and in the rain.
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AGILOX software
AMRs communicate with each other, exchange position several times per second and distribute tasks. No central computer directing every move. Free routes, automatic loading and unloading, adaptation to the shop floor.
Innok · exterior





Innok software
INDUROS runs on the Innok platform, built for the run between halls and in the yard: 2D/3D lidar, RTK GPS, and the passage between indoors and outdoors, including in the rain.
Integration
A mobile robot only delivers results when it communicates with the rest of the operation. Navpath connects the fleet to the systems and equipment already on your site.
Transport orders come straight from the warehouse management system.
The fleet follows the planning already held in the company's management system.
High-speed and roller doors open as the robot arrives.
Goods lifts become part of the route and connect different floors.
Lines, conveyors and machines exchange signals with the fleet through their controllers.
Other signals on site, such as traffic lights or fire systems, are connected case by case.

Demonstration site
At the Industrial Robotics Innovation Centre (CIRI) in São João da Madeira, you can watch live demonstrations of AGILOX robots.
R. Bartolomeu Dias, 120 · Zona Industrial do Orreiro · 3700-057 S. João da Madeira