DIRA - Dansk Robot Netværk

Employees at Priess A/S no longer have to do what they like to call “dead work”. An AGV from Global AGV has taken over a dull but important route that must be driven at least four times an hour. At the same time, the production aisles have been cleared, improving safety.“Our employees no longer have to drive the short and boring 340-metre route from the punching and bending machine to the warehouse at least four times an hour. Our new AGV does it both faster and more safely. We are pleased that we do not have to hire forklift drivers for what we call “dead work” – uninteresting tasks that do not create value,” explains Warehouse and Logistics Manager Karl Gustav Bruzen from Priess in Denmark.Before Priess introduced its AGV, the aisles around the punching and bending machine were filled with finished bent parts on pallets waiting to be moved on. With the new AGV, the pallets are quickly collected and placed in the warehouse. The warehouse is full of parts for large modular bu...