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OMV聯動轉運設備

通過激光測距保持等距同步，獨特通訊技術，無需任何鏈接介質，真正獨立雙車聯動、同步控制。

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上海彙聚自动化科技有限公司

經營模式|制造商
注冊资本|2000萬人民幣
企業類型|企業單位（制造商）
主營産品|專業生産麥克納姆輪車,智能自動停車機器人,智能全向自動叉車,全向移動車,航空航天設備
公司地區|上海
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産品類型：移載式
導航方式：複合導航
驅動形式：全向驅動
負載：3000-5000kg

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OMV聯動轉運設備通過激光測距保持等距同步，獨特通訊技術，無需任何鏈接介質，真正獨立雙車聯動、同步控制。通过激光标识点识别感知技术，结合独特算法，实现全自动纠偏，使两车距离偏差控制在2mm以内。

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適用于軌道交通、航天軍工等行業超長零部件的轉運和安裝。

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彙聚OMV(T:4001189913)专业生产OMV联动转运车,公司技术全面,拥有一支实力强,专业水平高的开发,生产,销售和服务队伍,便于更好的为客户做售前,售中和售后服务.

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