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Tech Papers: Neousys GPU-aided Platforms -Take Your AGV to the Next Level
POSTED 07/29/2021
Self-guided Machine Vision for Independent Operability
Most wheel-based task-specific AGV robots navigate by utilizing a specific sensor guided by markers, cables, lasers, magnets, object detection, etc. without colliding into obstructions. The environment in which the AGV deploys in must be set up to limit and guide the AGV around and about the compound. By utilizing the machine vision auto-drive functionality on an AGV, you can enjoy the following benefits:
- No more guiding sensors, strips or magnets implanted into the floor
- Minimum wireless signal required for operation
- Operate independently with efficiency and more functionality
Neousys GPU-aided Platform Stands Apart
As the main controller in an electrically motorized self-guided vehicle and in addition to the tranditional characteristics of being compact, Neousys systems also come with the following unique attributes:
- Performance and power consumption optimized CPU/ GPU platforms
- Wide range power input
- Connections that stand apart
- Patented thermal design for true wide-temperature operation
- Patented GPU holder to withstand shock and vibration
With sensory and machine vision technology advancements in past decades, the utilization of such technologies in AGV vehicles have grown in popularity. Unlike other AGVs that need corresponding hardware and equipment implementation at your location-choice, the self-guided machine vision vehicles incorporate the latest self-guidance, sensor and machine vision technologies to navigate, learn and map the site while maneuvering about the compound.
Market Intelligence News & Insights:
North American Robot Orders Hold Steady in Q1 2025 as A3 Launches First-Ever Collaborative Robot Tracking
Robot orders in North America remained essentially flat in the first quarter of 2025, with companies purchasing 9,064 units valued at $580.7 million, according to new data released by the Association for Advancing Automation (A3). Compared to Q1 2024, this represents a 0.4% increase in units ordered and a 15% rise in order value, signaling continued demand and increased investment in higher-value automation systems.
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