The patented 360-degree turning system, SWARM intelligence and full work autonomy are just some of the characteristics of this intelligent guided vehicle which arrives from the Austrian company Agilox.
The Slovenian company
Gram Commerce, as the official representative of AGILOX Systems GmbH for the area of Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia, offers within its sales program AGILOX ONE and AGILOX OCF, intelligent guided vehicles, which have already reached full application in production and warehouses – for loading, unloading, but also for regular warehouse operations, such as commissioning.
Furthermore, these vehicles also enable an upgrade of the existing warehouse equipment (entrance-exit parts of the production lines, industrial doors, automatic pallet lifts).
Gram Commerce d.o.o. was founded in 1992 in Maribor, and their portfolio features complex solutions for automation in production, storage and dispatching of goods, which are an extension of the work in the field of transport systems, robotics, classic palletization, lifts, manipulation devices, Multi-Mover electric vehicles and protective equipment.
The equipment they distribute is made of the best quality materials, which guarantees a longer life cycle of the equipment and a high level of security in work for the user. They focus on process automation – in order to reduce costs and increase efficiency and effectiveness. The majority of solutions are implemented according to the turnkey principle, and they are custom-made for each individual purchaser.
Their references feature both multinational and smaller companies, which, due to the extremely positive experience, keep giving their trust to Gram Commerce, so the cooperation with some of them has now been going on for over two decades.
The sales markets of this company are Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia and EU states.
The company’s motto is: “We believe that the optimal automation of production and logistics processes increases operating efficiency and reduces costs in the long term”.
Until Agilox intelligent guided vehicles appeared, Gram Commerce solved the logistics problems of its clients through transporters, lifts, AGV devices, and the questions of how to solve problems in production and storage, where there are great spatial limitations, remained open. In order to solve that problem for their clients, they started implementing IGVs.