1. Value of Servo Systems in AGVs
Servo technology enables:
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Closed-loop precision control (Position/Speed/Torque)
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Fast dynamic response for accurate steering and acceleration
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High torque density for compact chassis design
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Improved operational uptime and lower maintenance costs
2. Comparison of Motor Technologies
(English table mirrors Chinese version — omitted here for brevity in structure)
Conclusion:
Servo motors are the optimal choice for logistics AGVs, heavy-duty AMRs and shuttle systems.
3. AGV Structural Needs
| System | Functional Requirement | Performance Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Drive Wheels | Traction + Steering | High torque + fast acceleration |
| Lifting System | Vertical + Rotating load handling | Strong holding + power density |
| Caster Wheels | Supporting stability | Compact and robust design |
4. Servo Motor Sizing Formulas
(Equations identical to Chinese version)
➡ Engineering recommendation: ≥20% safety margin
5. Torque-Speed Curve
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Rated torque stability at low speed
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High efficiency in mid-speed range
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Power-limitation area at extreme speed
Ideal for frequent stop-and-go and precise slow-speed control.
6. Application Scenarios
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Warehouse AGVs: 300–1500 kg payload
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Four-way shuttles
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Heavy-duty lifting mobile robots
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7. Our Servo Drive Advantages
| Key Advantages | Description |
|---|---|
| High-performance control | Disturbance rejection and slope control |
| Smart network compatibility | CANopen / EtherCAT / Modbus |
| Compact integrated design | Servo + brake + gearbox |
| High reliability | Electronic limit + overload protection |
| Full customization | OEM/ODM supported |
8. Selection Strategy
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Greater torque margin for inclines and heavy loads
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Choose EtherCAT for motion-critical AGVs
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Magnetic brake for safety holding
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Compact planetary gearbox for limited chassis height
✅Conclusion
A well-designed servo drive system directly enhances:
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Navigation accuracy
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Traffic efficiency
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Lifecycle cost savings

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