Warehouse AGV
One person on the floor stops the entire fleet
Some of the world’s leading AGV manufacturers deploy tens of thousands of robots every month in warehouse environments. While AGVs can increase productivity by up to 300%, safety protocols require the entire fleet to stop whenever human crews enter the area. This leads to frequent and costly shutdowns — especially in high-volume operations — creating tension between safety and efficiency.
Give the robots live crew positions instead
Redpoint’s real-time location system gives every AGV a live picture of where the crew is, so the fleet can slow, re-route or yield around people rather than halting. The same position stream reaches central dispatch, which reallocates tasks around whoever is on the floor — keeping crews safe without interrupting the operation.
How the positions reach the robots
Crews and vehicles carry ultra-wideband tags. Fixed anchors around the building resolve each tag’s position to centimeter accuracy many times a second, and those positions go straight to the fleet controller rather than to a dashboard for someone to watch. The robots act on the data themselves, which is what makes avoidance automatic instead of supervised.
Hundreds of fast movers, and no room for error
- High node density and mobility — hundreds of fast-moving AGVs operating simultaneously across large floor areas
- Extreme reliability — greater than 99% system reliability required for functional safety (SIL2), despite ultra-wideband’s low transmission power
99% of the fleet keeps working with crews present
Centimeter-level position accuracy at millisecond latency, sustained with hundreds of vehicles moving at once and more than 40,000 robots covered across deployed fleets.
99.5%
System reliability
Zero
False alarms
40,000+
Robots certified
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99%
of the fleet keeps running — even with people on the floor

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