1. AGV Management: The Fleet Management system allows for the management of basic information about AGVs, such as quantity, location, operational status, and health condition. It helps monitor and control the entire AGV system in the warehouse to ensure performance and operational readiness.

2. Task Coordination: The Fleet Management system enables scheduling and assignment of tasks to individual AGVs based on the requirements of Warehouse Automation and Sortation processes. It helps coordinate and optimize the movement of goods, increasing productivity and reducing waiting time.

3. Routing and Movement Planning: The Fleet Management system utilizes information about the location, status, and requirements of goods to determine routes and plan movements for each AGV. It optimizes the travel path, minimizing unnecessary travel time and distance.

4. Monitoring and Reporting: The Fleet Management system monitors and records data about the operations of each AGV, including information on speed, operating time, quantity, and status of transported goods. It provides comprehensive reports on operational performance, incidents, and resource utilization, enabling managers to make data-driven decisions.

5. Interaction and Integration: The Fleet Management system has the capability to interact and integrate with other systems in the Warehouse Automation and Sortation environment. It can connect with Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), ERP systems, and other devices and sensors to facilitate communication and share critical information.

6. Incident Management and Maintenance: The Fleet Management system helps manage incidents and maintenance of AGVs by monitoring and recording errors, alerts, and periodic maintenance information. It can provide notifications and plan maintenance activities to ensure the stability and continuous operation of the AGV system.

1. Trolley: A trolley is a simple mechanical device used to transport trays or crates. AGVs can be designed to pull or push these trolleys to move goods within a warehouse.

2. Kitting Cart: A kitting cart is a specialized cart used to organize and transport components necessary for assembly or processing of goods. AGVs can be used to tow or push kitting carts from one location to another during the kitting and assembly process.

3. Conveyor: A conveyor is an automated mechanical system used to move goods from one point to another in the sorting process. AGVs can work in conjunction with conveyor systems to receive items from the conveyor and place them at the correct location during the sorting process.

4. Lift: A lift is a mechanical device used to raise or lower goods to different levels within a warehouse. AGVs can be used to load and move goods onto or off of lifts during warehouse management and storage operations.