Yes, Automatic Guided Vehicles (AGVs) can move autonomously. AGV can autonomously travel based on pre-set paths and maps through advanced navigation technology. AGVs are typically equipped with sensors and controllers that can sense the surrounding environment and make autonomous decisions on how to avoid obstacles or choose the best path.
The autonomous mobility of AGVs enables them to complete the transportation and distribution of goods without the need for manual intervention. They can work in warehouses, production lines, airports and other places, greatly improving logistics efficiency and automation level.
With the continuous development of technology, the autonomous mobility capability of AGVs is also constantly improving. In the future, with the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning technology, AGVs will be able to better adapt to complex environments and complete various transportation tasks more intelligently.