Field feedback from logistics teams running Mobileouf AGVs on concrete floors across Malaysia
We moved 1,400 pallets a day through a single corridor before the AGVs arrived. Now the same corridor handles 2,100 without a single forklift crossing. The robots hold their lane even when the floor has oil patches near the loading bay.
The LiDAR units kept working through a dusty packing hall that had been killing our older sensor gear. We ran a two-week trial on the north dock, then ordered another six units for the main warehouse.
What sold us was the safety envelope. The robots slow down near the pedestrian crossing by the canteen, and the emergency stop triggers faster than our old magnetic-tape system ever did. Our safety audit passed on the first attempt.
We had doubts about mixing AGVs with manual pallet jacks on the same floor. Mobileouf mapped the traffic zones and set separate speed limits for each aisle. Three months in, zero collisions and no downtime from routing conflicts.
The fleet dashboard gives us a live view of every robot on the floor. When a unit needs charging, the system reroutes tasks automatically. We stopped guessing which machine would fail next.
Ready to see how a Mobileouf AGV fleet would move on your warehouse floor?
We map your current pallet flow, identify bottlenecks, and propose a robot layout that fits your existing racking and aisle widths. No obligation, just a concrete plan.
We start with a site walkthrough of your warehouse floor. Our engineers measure aisle widths, door clearances, and load transfer points so the AGV path plan matches the concrete reality of your building.
Next we map the actual pallet flows: where goods enter, where they stage, and which lanes carry the heaviest traffic. This step decides how many units you need and where charging docks should sit.
After the layout is fixed, we build a simulation of your floor with your real load weights and shift patterns. You see the robot routes on screen before any steel is ordered.
Once the design is approved, we fabricate the vehicles and run them through load tests on our own test track. Each unit carries rated pallet weights for a full shift before it ships.
On-site installation takes two to five days depending on floor size. We lay the navigation markers, tune the safety zones, and train your floor supervisors on daily checks and fault codes.
After go-live we stay for a two-week observation period. We adjust acceleration curves, docking offsets, and traffic priorities based on what we see during real shifts, not just on paper.
Every deployment follows the same six steps, but the details change with your floor. If you want to see how a similar layout was handled, read the Client Onboarding Portal case or ask us about a site survey.
Three warehouse automation projects that show how Mobileouf robots handle real cargo flows.