ROBOTICS & HEAVY-DUTY AGV · SINGAPORE
A Singapore customer needed two different battery platforms: a low-profile pack for a robot and a higher-output pack for a heavy-duty AGV. Both systems have been delivered, installed and are operating reliably.
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The project review focused on the installation envelope, required energy, continuous current, connector arrangement, charging path and integration with each machine. The two batteries share a 51.2V architecture, but their mechanical proportions and output requirements are intentionally different.
No customer name, order quantity or unverified performance figures are published in this case.
01 · ROBOT BATTERY
The 160 mm-high metal enclosure keeps the 7.68kWh system comparatively low while providing the energy and 100A continuous current required by the platform. The external Anderson connector supports straightforward integration and service access.
02 · HEAVY-DUTY AGV BATTERY
The 10.24kWh metal-housing platform raises continuous discharge capability to 200A. Separate charge and discharge connectors simplify the two power paths and support the heavier-duty electrical architecture.
WHAT THE CUSTOMER NEEDED CONFIRMED
For robotics projects, the voltage and capacity are only the starting point. The host machine and its duty cycle determine the final battery.
Maximum length, width and height, mounting points, service clearance and connector access.
Continuous current, acceleration peaks, operating hours, duty cycle and required runtime.
Charging voltage, maximum charge current, charger or dock arrangement and connector separation.
Cable routing, connector type, controller compatibility, interface needs and operating environment.
DELIVERED RESULT
Both customized battery systems were delivered to the customer in Singapore and installed in their respective robotic platforms. The batteries are currently operating reliably in use.
Project specifications shown here describe these completed custom builds. Specifications for a new project are confirmed against its own equipment, load and validation requirements.
ROBOT OR AGV BATTERY PROJECT
Please include system voltage, runtime, continuous and peak current, maximum dimensions, charging method, connector, communication needs and expected quantity.
