Traditional archive management faces many pain points such as low efficiency, high error rates, and security risks, and the emergence of composite robots provides innovative solutions to these problems. The file access composite robot developed by companies such as Jingshi Intelligence has achieved comprehensive automation of file access by integrating mobile robots (AMR) and robotic arm technology, reshaping the working mode of file management.
High precision access and intelligent scheduling technology constitute the core competitiveness of composite robots. The solution of Jingshi Intelligence adopts an integrated control algorithm, which deeply integrates chassis navigation, robotic arm motion, and visual recognition, achieving a precise grasping ability of ± 0.5mm without the need for secondary positioning of the end vision camera, thus improving access efficiency by 30% -50%. Of particular note is its body posture dynamic compensation technology, which can monitor the body posture in real-time (such as uneven ground or emergency stop shaking), dynamically correct the end trajectory of the robotic arm, and ensure stable operation between dense file racks. In terms of intelligent scheduling, the TCS mobile robot scheduling system supports collaborative work among multiple robots, automatically planning optimal paths, effectively avoiding warehouse channel congestion, and achieving efficient and orderly file circulation.
Composite robots have demonstrated unique advantages in the management of confidential files. Traditional confidential file management faces the risk of leakage caused by personnel contact, while composite robots have achieved unmanned operation throughout the entire process, with all operation logs traceable and physical isolation to prevent leakage. In practical applications, the composite robot can complete gear shifting in 30 seconds, with a 40% increase in efficiency and a 90% reduction in error rate, significantly better than manual operation. The intelligent archive warehouse constructed by the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau of Changning District, Shanghai, adopts a similar robot system. Two square warehouse intelligent robots shuttle on the top of the warehouse, automatically and effectively completing the entry and exit of archives according to system instructions, completely changing the inefficient work mode of manual walking back and forth and climbing up and down in the warehouse in the past.
The solution of unmanned archive warehouse for Youxiaoer represents another paradigm of composite robot application. This plan uses mobile robots as carriers and aims to build a smart archive warehouse, achieving full process automation such as archive access, archive file inventory, traceable access records, informationization of borrowing approval, and archive data statistics. Its core functions include autonomous access to files (through visual recognition system and non-destructive capture technology), autonomous inventory (supporting one click inventory in designated areas, task planning, and automatic idle inventory), and intelligent power management. The system has been successfully applied to multiple projects, including the Jinan High tech Zone Government Affairs Center, the Hedong District Archives of Linyi City, the Changzhou Runyuan Electric Power Warehouse, and the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee Cadre Personnel Archives Center.
The application scenarios of composite robots are constantly expanding, currently covering multiple fields such as large archive management institutions (archives, libraries), government and enterprise departments involving secrets (public security, procuratorial, judicial, financial institutions), universities/research institutions, etc. With the continuous advancement of technology and the gradual reduction of costs, composite robots are expected to become the standard configuration of intelligent archive warehouses, promoting archive management towards comprehensive digitization, automation, and intelligence. In the future, through deep integration with new technologies such as RFID, AI visual recognition, and 5G communication, composite robots will play a more critical role in the field of archive management, providing solid technical support for achieving the management concept of "separation of people and files".
