SEER Robotics AMB-300 (AMB-300)

A warehouse shift does not pause because a battery runs low, and a mobile robot that spends its afternoons parked at a charger is a robot the whole operation has to plan around. The SEER Robotics AMB-300 (AMB-300) approaches the problem from the energy side first. It is a laser SLAM robot chassis rated for 300 kg, with a comprehensive battery life of 12 h. A charge from 10% to 80% takes no more than 1.5 h, and the battery can be charged manually, automatically or by fast swap. Because it is a base rather than a finished vehicle, the question it answers is not only what it carries, but for how long it keeps carrying it.

Robots Middle East sells the AMB-300 and supplies it to customers throughout the Middle East. Our customers range from distribution centres and manufacturing plants to system integrators who build their own robot designs on SEER hardware. Our team prepares the quotation, coordinates delivery to your site and remains your point of contact for support once the chassis is in service.

Background

SEER Robotics and the Robot Brain

SEER Robotics (06106.HK) describes itself as a platform-based embodied intelligent robotics company built around the Robot Brain. It serves more than 2,500 customers worldwide with intelligent robotics solutions. The company was established in 2015, is headquartered in Shanghai, China, and grew out of intelligent manufacturing and smart logistics. Its platform approach places a common robot control core at the centre and builds a range of vehicles around it. For a buyer, this means the AMB-300 is part of a wider family rather than a stand-alone design, and sites planning several robot types can work with one manufacturer across them.

A chassis rather than a finished robot

The AMB-300 belongs to SEER's AMB chassis range, alongside related models such as the AMB-150 and the AMB-300XS. The manufacturer's model designation for this unit is AMB-CSW03-SR, and its product name is Laser SLAM Robot Chassis. It does not ship with a fixed top module. Instead, four mounting holes above the chassis provide interfaces for upper structures such as lifting mechanisms, rollers, robotic arms, latent traction and pan-tilt systems. Navigation is by laser SLAM using two lidars. In this class of robot, laser SLAM lets the vehicle localise against the existing features of a building, so routes can be defined in software rather than marked out with tape or floor markers along every aisle.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the IP rating, the contents of the box, the climbing and slope capability, the communication interfaces, the wheel type and drive motors or the noise level; these are confirmed at quotation.

How does the AMB-300 keep working through a full shift?

Endurance on a mobile base depends on two things: how long the battery lasts and how quickly the robot returns to work once the battery is depleted. The AMB-300 addresses both. Its 48 V / 40 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery gives a comprehensive battery life of 12 h, which covers a long working shift on a single charge. When the battery does need topping up, a charge from 10% to 80% takes no more than 1.5 h.

The three charging methods give a site real flexibility in planning. Automatic charging is standard, so the chassis can dock itself during natural pauses in the workflow, and the fleet does not depend on staff remembering to plug units in. Manual charging remains available for commissioning, maintenance or low-intensity areas. For operations that run around the clock, the fast battery swap option replaces a depleted pack with a charged one, so the chassis itself does not have to wait at a charger at all. Choosing between these options is a planning decision that we work through with you when preparing the quotation, as it depends on shift patterns, route lengths and the number of units in the fleet.

How precisely can the AMB-300 navigate in narrow aisles?

A chassis carrying 300 kg is only useful if it can reach where the load needs to go. The AMB-300 measures 1000 x 700 x 200 mm, has a rotation diameter of 1040 mm and works in aisles down to a minimum width of 840 mm. That combination lets it operate in many existing layouts without the wide lanes that conventional handling equipment often requires.

Precision matters most at the end of a route: under a shelf, at a roller station or beside a machine. The chassis states a navigation position accuracy of ±5 mm and a navigation angle accuracy of ±0.5°, drawn from its laser SLAM system with two lidars scanning at a height of 215 mm. Shelf recognition is standard, which supports picking up and setting down racks accurately. Driving speed reaches up to 1.4 m/s on open stretches. With a chassis ground clearance of 25 mm, the condition of the floor, including joints, thresholds and ramps, belongs in the site survey, and we review it with you before deployment.

Who is the SEER Robotics AMB-300 (AMB-300) for?

The first group of buyers is robot builders and system integrators. They need a proven, load-bearing mobile base and intend to design their own upper module. For them, the four mounting holes and the open choice of top structure are the main attraction: a lift, a roller deck, an arm or a towing mechanism can all start from the same chassis.

The second group is warehouse and distribution operators who move racks, totes or carts on repeatable routes and want automation that fits their existing aisles. Wi-Fi roaming and shelf recognition, both standard, suit sites where the robot moves across several network access points and handles shelving units.

The third group is manufacturers who supply production lines with parts and remove finished goods. Long battery life and automatic charging suit line-side logistics that run over extended shifts.

Buyers comparing models within the same family can review the SEER Robotics AMB-150 (AMB-150) and the SEER Robotics AMB-300XS (AMB-300XS). We confirm which version fits your loads and layout when we prepare the quotation. Those looking for complete vehicles with a lifting function already built in can browse our Lifting Robots category.

What is the SEER Robotics AMB-300 (AMB-300) used for?

1. Shelf-to-person transport: fitted with a lifting mechanism, the chassis uses its standard shelf recognition to collect racks and bring them to picking stations.
2. Conveyor interfacing: with a roller top, it transfers totes and cases between fixed conveyor lines and workstations.
3. Mobile manipulation: a robotic arm mounted on the chassis turns it into a moving work cell for picking or machine tending.
4. Cart towing: a latent traction module lets it move under trolleys and draw them through the facility.
5. Inspection and monitoring: a pan-tilt system carries cameras or sensors on patrol routes through plants and stores.
6. Line-side supply: in factories, it feeds production lines with components and returns empties throughout long shifts.

Pricing and Availability

The AMB-300 is supplied on a quotation basis, as each project differs in its upper structure, fleet size, charging strategy and integration with existing systems. Tell us about your loads, aisle widths, operating hours and the top module you have in mind, and we will prepare a proposal for your site. Delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support are arranged as part of the quotation from Robots Middle East. To begin, the request form for a quotation on the SEER Robotics AMB-300 (AMB-300) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What load can the AMB-300 carry?

The rated load of the AMB-300 is 300 kg. The chassis itself weighs 144 kg with its battery installed.

How does the AMB-300 navigate?

It uses laser SLAM navigation with two lidars. Navigation position accuracy is ±5 mm and navigation angle accuracy is ±0.5°.

How is the battery charged?

The 48 V / 40 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery can be charged manually, automatically or by fast battery swap. A charge from 10% to 80% takes no more than 1.5 h.

Can I mount my own equipment on the chassis?

Yes. Four mounting holes above the chassis provide interfaces for upper structures such as lifting mechanisms, rollers, robotic arms, latent traction and pan-tilt systems.

In what conditions can the AMB-300 operate?

The manufacturer states an ambient temperature range of 0°C to 50°C and relative humidity of 10% to 90%, without condensation. We recommend reviewing indoor conditions at your site with us during the project assessment.

Which functions come as standard?

Wi-Fi roaming, automatic charging and shelf recognition are standard on the AMB-300.

Where can I buy the SEER Robotics AMB-300 (AMB-300) and what does it cost?

Robots Middle East sells and supplies the AMB-300 across the Middle East. The cost depends on your configuration and project scope, so please request a quotation and our team will prepare an offer for your requirements.

Summary

The SEER Robotics AMB-300 (AMB-300) is a chassis designed to stay in service. A 12 h battery life, a quick partial charge, automatic docking and the option of a fast battery swap keep it moving across long shifts. Laser SLAM navigation with two lidars, precision measured in millimetres and a minimum aisle width of 840 mm let it reach the places where loads actually need to go. Its open mounting interface leaves the choice of upper structure to the builder, whether that is a lift, rollers, an arm, a towing module or a pan-tilt head. For operations that want a durable foundation for their own automated transport, supplied and supported by Robots Middle East, this page is the starting point.