SIASUN HC-X3-B (HC-X3-B)

Moving a heavy load and placing a tool with sub-millimetre precision are usually two jobs for two very different machines: one built like a pallet truck, the other like a precision instrument. The SIASUN HC-X3-B (HC-X3-B) asks one machine to do both. Its self-developed mobile platform carries a platform load of up to 350kg, and the complete system works to an overall accuracy of ±0.3mm. A collaborative robot arm mounted on top carries out the handling, assembly, inspection or processing step once the vehicle arrives. This combination matters most in plants where the bottleneck sits between the warehouse aisle and the workbench.

Robots Middle East sells the SIASUN HC-X3-B and supplies it to manufacturers, system integrators and research organisations across the Middle East. Our team prepares each quotation for the configuration you require and coordinates delivery to your site. We remain your point of contact for support once the robot is in service, so one partner accompanies the project from the first enquiry to daily operation.

Background

SIASUN DUCO and its lineage

SIASUN DUCO is a sub-brand of SIASUN dedicated to intelligent robotics. All of its core components are developed independently, and the brand has broken foreign technology monopolies in several fields. In-house development matters to a buyer because of integration. When the mobile base, the collaborative arm and the control software come from one engineering organisation, the interfaces between them can be designed together rather than adapted afterwards. In general, this tends to simplify commissioning and to give the customer a single technical line of responsibility when questions arise.

A mobile platform and a cobot treated as one machine

The HC-X3-B belongs to the DUCO family of mobile collaborative robots, which combine a self-developed mobile platform with a collaborative robot. The vehicle and the arm are not handled as separate products: a single teaching pendant covers both. One screen provides visual interaction and debugging for the mobile platform and the collaborative arm, which allows faster deployment. The robot can also be equipped with SIASUN DUCO's own vision systems, grippers and other execution units, so the tooling on the arm can be matched to the task the vehicle has been sent to perform.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the cobot arm payload, the total weight with a specific arm, the IP rating, the battery capacity for this model, the running time, the charging time or the movement speed; these are confirmed at quotation.

How does the HC-X3-B combine heavy transport with fine positioning?

The two headline figures of the HC-X3-B describe different halves of the same job. The platform load of 350kg Max describes the vehicle as a carrier: it can bring substantial material, fixtures or tooling to a station rather than shuttling small quantities back and forth. The overall accuracy of ±0.3mm describes the system as a working tool, which is what an arm needs when it picks, places, fits or probes a part after the vehicle has stopped.

Navigation links the two. The HC-X3-B uses SLAM & QR CODE navigation. In general terms, SLAM lets a mobile robot build a map of its surroundings and locate itself within it, which suits open and changing floor areas. QR codes on the floor provide fixed reference points where repeatable positioning is wanted. Using both lets a site combine flexible routing across the facility with defined reference positions at the stations where the arm works.

The vehicle dimensions of 950*600*700mm give planners a concrete footprint to check against aisle widths, door openings and the space beside each machine or bench. This should be part of any layout review before a quotation is finalised. The weight of the parts the arm itself must handle should also be raised early in the discussion.

How does the HC-X3-B handle charging and safety in a shared workplace?

A mobile robot earns its place by being available when the process needs it. The HC-X3-B supports contact-based, wireless and automatic charging methods, which together cover short-term, real-time and 24/7 operation. A site can therefore choose a charging strategy that fits its shift pattern: topping up during natural pauses at a station, or returning to a charger automatically so the robot is ready for continuous work.

Safety is addressed at two levels. The HC-X3-B provides ground and airspace safety with real-time protection, enabling safe human-robot collaboration. Ground protection concerns the vehicle as it travels among people and equipment. Airspace protection concerns the arm as it moves above the platform. Covering both is what allows the robot to work in areas operators share rather than behind fixed guarding, although every installation still calls for a site-specific risk assessment.

Who is the SIASUN HC-X3-B for?

The HC-X3-B suits manufacturers whose processes are spread across several stations and who want one robot to carry material and act on it, rather than a separate vehicle and a fixed arm at each point. Electronics, component and precision assembly operations will look closely at the ±0.3mm overall accuracy. Plants that move heavier batches between storage and production will weigh the 350kg Max platform load. Quality departments that need inspection at different locations, system integrators building flexible cells for their clients, and university or corporate laboratories developing mobile manipulation applications are also natural candidates.

The HC-X3-B is one version in a family that also includes the SIASUN HC-X2-B (HC-X2-B), the SIASUN HC-X4-B (HC-X4-B) and the SIASUN HC-X6-B (HC-X6-B). Each version carries its own figures. Robots Middle East will compare them against your loads, layout and tasks so the right model is quoted. Where the work stays at a single station and no travel is needed, a stationary arm from our Robot Arms range may be the simpler choice. Our wider SIASUN Industrial Robots category shows the rest of the manufacturer's portfolio.

What is the SIASUN HC-X3-B used for?

1. Material handling: carrying parts, trays and fixtures between storage and workstations, then loading or unloading them with the arm.
2. Assembly: bringing components to the point of assembly and performing fitting or placing steps that need fine positioning.
3. Inspection: touring several stations with a vision system on the arm to check parts where they are produced.
4. Precision processing: carrying out processing tasks with suitable execution units once the vehicle has reached the workpiece.
5. Multi-station work cells: serving several machines or benches with a single robot instead of installing a fixed arm at each one.
6. Shared human-robot areas: working alongside operators under ground and airspace protection in collaborative production zones.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Middle East quotes the SIASUN HC-X3-B individually, because the arm, end effectors, vision equipment and charging arrangement chosen for your application shape the final configuration. Share your tasks, loads and floor layout with us, and we will prepare a quotation that reflects them. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. To begin the process, a quotation request for the SIASUN HC-X3-B is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of robot is the SIASUN HC-X3-B?

The SIASUN HC-X3-B is a mobile collaborative robot from SIASUN DUCO that combines a self-developed mobile platform with a collaborative robot arm. It is designed for material handling, assembly, inspection and precision processing.

How much can the HC-X3-B platform carry?

The platform load is 350kg Max, which covers the material, fixtures and tooling the vehicle carries between stations.

How does the HC-X3-B navigate?

It uses SLAM & QR CODE navigation, which combines map-based localisation with fixed floor reference codes where repeatable positioning is needed.

Can the HC-X3-B work safely alongside people?

Yes. It provides ground and airspace safety with real-time protection, enabling safe human-robot collaboration. A risk assessment for the specific site remains part of every installation.

Which charging methods does the HC-X3-B support?

It supports contact-based, wireless and automatic charging, covering short-term, real-time and 24/7 operation.

How is the HC-X3-B set up and debugged?

An integrated teaching pendant provides a single screen for visual interaction and debugging of both the mobile platform and the collaborative arm, which allows faster deployment.

Where can I buy the SIASUN HC-X3-B and what does it cost?

You can buy the SIASUN HC-X3-B from Robots Middle East, which supplies it across the Middle East. The cost depends on the configuration, so please request a quotation on this page and our team will prepare one for your application.

Summary

The SIASUN HC-X3-B brings the carrier and the craftsman into one machine. A platform rated for 350kg Max moves the material, and an overall accuracy of ±0.3mm lets the collaborative arm finish the task on arrival. SLAM & QR CODE navigation, flexible charging for continuous operation, ground and airspace protection, and one teaching pendant for vehicle and arm turn that pairing into a workable production tool. Robots Middle East will help you match the HC-X3-B to your process, compare it with its sibling versions and arrange delivery and support. For anyone planning mobile manipulation in the region, this page is the starting point.