In telecommunications equipment and spare parts logistics, the most notable characteristics are the wide variety of materials, frequent batch turnover, and fast-paced operations. From telecom cabinets and cable assemblies to various spare parts, the logistics system involves both full pallet in-and-out operations and high-frequency small-batch restocking, which places high demands on continuous internal warehouse operations. A large telecommunication logistics warehouse in Guangdong is a prime example, with daily pallet turnover consistently operating at a high level.
As business volumes continued to grow, the traditional manual forklift-based operation model began to show significant issues such as efficiency fluctuations, difficulties in personnel scheduling, and high costs for nighttime operations. To stabilize logistics rhythms, the warehouse introduced the Reeman AMR unmanned forklift – the Ironhide series – to handle the heavy-duty material transportation between the warehouse and the sorting lines.
The Ironhide unmanned forklift uses laser radar navigation technology, which enables high-precision positioning and path planning even in complex racking aisles and dynamic operational environments, without relying on magnetic strips or QR codes. With a 1.5-ton rated load capacity, it meets the full pallet outbound requirements for telecommunications equipment, ensuring stable, long-term continuous operation.
In a multi-floor warehouse structure, the Ironhide unmanned forklift can autonomously take elevators to complete cross-floor deliveries, ensuring automatic circulation between the warehouse, sorting area, and shipping zone. The device also supports automatic electric door operation, allowing for free passage between different functional areas, minimizing human intervention.
To ensure safety in a mixed human-machine operating environment, the Ironhide forklift is equipped with a multi-level safety protection system, including laser obstacle avoidance, collision protection structures, and safety anti-collision strips. In the event of an emergency, the forklift can quickly brake to ensure the safety of both personnel and equipment.
Since the system has been put into operation, the warehouse's overall material handling efficiency has remained stable, even during peak periods. Reeman maintains large-scale shipping capabilities globally, with products widely exported to overseas markets. Its mature delivery system and long-term operational data provide reliable support for the stability of unmanned forklifts in high-intensity logistics environments.
