Lurking AGV

Keep travel routes clear.
This is both a safety and efficiency issue. AGVs use sensors for obstacle detection while they drive their routes. That said, not removing debris and obstacles in the route is inefficient and potentially dangerous for your equipment and your team.

Never walk directly in front of an AGV on its travel route.
While AGVs are equipped with safety solutions, it's always best practice to stay out of their paths when they're on their route.

Always allow AGVs the right of way.
AGVs are following their automated functions throughout the day, so let them do what they're supposed to do and provide them the right of way during daily operations to maximize their efficiency.

Always stay out of the "danger zone".
This rule holds true for any lift truck, so of course it is true for AGVs as well. When an AGV is handling a load, you'll always want to steer clear of the travel route and the surrounding hazardous areas.

Raised objects may not be recognized.
While the safety systems and laser scanners in place on AGVs provide for reliable operation and object detection, they may not always detect objects raised high off the ground. Therefore, it's especially important that raised objects are kept out of the path of AGVs.