Specifying AGV remains transport in a crematorium layout
Corridor width, payload, omnidirectional steering, and how Andu AGVs fit indoor logistics between cold room and cremator.
Specifying AGV remains transport in a crematorium layout
Funeral AGV and remains transport robots reduce manual handling between the cold room, preparation, and cremator charge. Specifying them early avoids corridors that are too narrow for the payload you need.
Layout inputs
- Corridor clear width and turning radii
- Payload (typical 200–500 kg class for remains platforms)
- Floor quality and thresholds
- Interface to charging bier / cremator hearth
- Elevator IoT if routes cross floors
Process fit
Andu stacks cold extraction (QuietVault), side dock (SideDock), corridor transit (Pathway-1/2), and hearth charge (Pathway-3). Some sites hand off to a charging bier; others place directly on the hearth. Confirm safety scanners, emergency stop culture, and whether staff walk the same routes at peak.
Andu AGV
See Andu AGV for the full funeral / hospital / morgue chain, including ReturnRite ash robots and FleetOS dispatch. Quote with a floor plan sketch and payload target.