Autopilot Delivery System in Industry

Lim, Yin Kin (2012) Autopilot Delivery System in Industry. Final Year Project (Other), Tunku Abdul Rahman University College.

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Abstract

Delivery system in industry is not a new topic anymore. Depends on current industry situation, some industries use line follower system for delivery whereas some other industry might still use man power as delivery medium. To address the issue, this project is created to overcome it. This project is basically created to replace the man power and line follower system in the industries. With the help of using this system, delivery system becomes more efficient. And it saves a lot of time. User can continue performing their task while the item is delivering to their desire place. Initially, the map of factory or plant is set in the memory of the autopilot robot. There are several stations on the map. By setting the source and destination stations, the autopilot robot will deliver the load to the desire location automatically. This system also has a database. Users can key in the necessary information about the delivery such as station (from and to), time, item, quantity and etc. All the information will be stored in the database. The data can be traced from time to time. The advantages are providing user to check back the record easily and reduced the inconvenience of finding the record book whenever want to record.