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Feasibility Study Flying Carpet
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Figure E.6: Various entrances on the right side which the AGV path has to pass
Further on next to this building there is a path to supply goods (on the right in figure E.6) that might give
a conflict; however there are more and bigger doors at the other side. Also, at the moment of research
the building was empty.
After this path (as indicated in the above image), the AGVs can pass behind the petrol station, in order
for the station to remain accessible.
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Figure E.7: The AGV turns left in western direction
Figure E.7 shows three driveways from companies, which need to be secured with a traffic light.
After passing these driveways, the AGV should take the first road on the left (upper side of image) to
drive in the western direction. This currently is a one-way road, which seems to be used as an extra
quick exit to the highway for transport of flowers. However, it‟s quite a wide road, with space to widen. At
the end of this road the route continues in northern direction on a road along several companies of
flower trade.
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