Autonomous Solutions, Inc. (ASI) Automation Technologies for Ground Target Vehicles
Autonomous Solutions, Inc. (ASI) has more than 15 years expertise in autonomous haulage and automation solutions for ground target vehicles in the defence industry.
ASI also has a long history of research and development for general vehicle robotics through Department of Defence (DoD) funded Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR), as well as creating an applique kit for ground target vehicles.
Fully autonomous ground vehicle solutions
ASI’s automation system provides an individual upgrade path from remote-controlled or teleoperated equipment to fully autonomous machinery.
Remote control led or teleoperated equipment embodies a cost-effective entry point into automation for an organisation; however, they do not provide the significant productivity gains and others some organisations require.
ASI’s clients can upgrade from their teleoperated or base remote control solutions to fully autonomous vehicles or haulage systems to enable optimal return on investment. This is accomplished through ASI’s universal robotic technology and client / server-based software system.
Remote control systems use the same technology as fully autonomous vehicles, enabling cost-effective upgrades to be possible.
Safety systems and obstacle detection sensors
ASI provides enhanced productivity automation technologies specifically designed with a multi-tiered safety approach, including hardware, software and sensors.
Each vehicle can be equipped with:
- An onboard emergency-stop (e-stop) button that instantly halts all vehicle functions upon activation
- Onboard computer systems continuously overseeing diagnostics on more than 100 system areas seeking anomalies
- ASI’s Mobius command and control software, containing proximity and choreography features so that vehicle collisions between autonomous vehicles, manned vehicles and known obstacles
- Obstacle detection sensors such as ASI’s Forecast 3D laser system that scan for unknown hindrances such as human or animal traffic and falling debris
Autonomous haulage to improve productivity and safety
Vehicle automation technologies such as ASI’s autonomous haulage system help to dramatically improve productivity while reducing costs.
ASI’s Haulage AI is a highly scalable client / server-based autonomous haulage system that allows individual users to oversee multiple haul trucks constantly tasked in a haulage system.
This one-to-many relationship improves overall productivity by targeting and overcoming cost-drivers such as unscheduled maintenance, vehicle underutilisation, fuel inefficiencies and personnel issues.
Cost-effective entry into vehicle automation
Vehicle automation is one of the key innovations that leads to successful operations, but investing in new robotic-enabled vehicles or retrofits of existing fleets can be expensive.
Teleoperation solutions from ASI allow organisations to validate the effectiveness of robotic technology without significant upfront investments.
Autonomous Solutions fits ground-based vehicles with robotics controlled from a remote command station. One operator is able to control a vehicle with driver assistance software, joysticks and cameras.
Teleoperation enables an organisation to introduce or test automation technologies, as well as increase safety levels by removing operators from potentially hazardous environments.
About ASI
ASI is uniquely enabled to supply proven robotic hardware and software systems that convert existing equipment into autonomous vehicles.
With more than 15 years supplying in tech, the company covers a wide client base in the mining, military, agriculture and automotive industries.
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