Alpha Robotics Panda AMR F300 Mid-Payload Industrial / Delivery Robot

A trolley is easy to push when it is empty and hard to push after a full shift, and that gap is where a robot earns its place. The Alpha Robotics Panda AMR F300 Mid-Payload Industrial / Delivery Robot takes over the carrying, so your people keep their hands and their time for work that needs judgment. It is built for plants, warehouses and logistics floors where loads move all day.

The Alpha Robotics Panda AMR F300 Mid-Payload Industrial / Delivery Robot is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The Panda AMR range

The F300 belongs to the Panda AMR family from ALPHA ROBOT, a range built around autonomous mobile robots for material transport. The sources name three versions: the Panda AMR F150, the Panda AMR F300 and the Panda AMR F600. The F300 is the middle one, and its name places it in the mid-payload class. If your loads are lighter, the Alpha Robotics Panda F150 AMR Light Payload Industrial / Delivery Robot is the sibling to look at. If they are heavier, see the Alpha Robotics Panda AMR F600 Heavy-Payload Industrial / Delivery Robot.

An autonomous mobile robot, or AMR, differs from a fixed conveyor or a guided cart. It reads its surroundings, plans its own route and carries on when something is in the way. For a facility that changes layout often, or cannot rebuild its floor for a conveyor, that flexibility matters a great deal.

Positioning and key technology

The F300 is described as a mid-payload autonomous mobile robot for dependable material transport, production support and warehouse movement across demanding commercial environments. Its navigation rests on two depth cameras and long-range LiDAR. The depth cameras watch the space close to the robot, and the LiDAR reaches up to 131 ft.

The robot offers three operating modes: automatic, following and power-assisted. Automatic mode covers routine transport. Following mode lets the robot trail a worker through a picking round. Power-assisted mode helps a person move a load by hand. Together they let one machine fit more than one kind of task.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the weight, the charging time, the IP rating, the positioning accuracy, the connectivity, the fleet software interfaces or the contents of the box; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the Panda AMR F300 different from the other Panda AMR versions?

The difference is the class of load the robot is meant to carry. The F300 sits between the F150 and the F600, and the product names mark them as light, mid and heavy payload. For this version, the payload class is up to 661.4 lb. We give no figures for the other two here, because the sources we hold carry figures for the F300 only.

What sets the F300 apart in practice is the balance it strikes. A robot sized for the heaviest loads is more than many sites need, while a light one runs out of capacity as soon as pallets or full bins appear. The mid-payload class suits operations whose loads vary but rarely reach extremes, and the 4.5 mph top speed and operating time of up to 16 hours keep it useful across a long working day.

How does the F300 handle real factory and warehouse floors?

Real floors are not smooth. They have door thresholds, drainage grooves and narrow aisles, and the F300 is specified for them. It crosses thresholds of approximately 1.2 in and grooves of approximately 1.6 in, and it fits through passages of approximately 31.5 in. Those three figures tell a planner early whether a given route will work.

Safety is addressed with two self-resetting emergency-stop controls. The two depth cameras and the LiDAR give the robot a view of people and obstacles around it. For buildings with several zones, autonomous gate and elevator access options are listed, so a route can pass through a gate or between floors without a person opening the way. Remote calling for factory, warehouse and logistics workflows lets staff summon the robot where it is needed instead of waiting for it to come round.

The 13.3 in display gives workers a place to see and use the robot at the point of handover. The battery is 48 V, 20 Ah, and the robot can operate for up to 16 hours. Ask us about charging when you request a quotation.

Who is the Panda AMR F300 for?

Manufacturers are the first group. Production lines need parts, tools and finished goods moved between stations, and an AMR keeps that flow steady without tying up skilled staff. The following and power-assisted modes also suit supervisors who want the robot to work beside a person rather than alone.

Warehouse and distribution operators are the second group. Internal movement between receiving, storage and dispatch is repetitive and well suited to automation. Logistics teams that already think in routes and call points will find the remote calling feature familiar.

Facility planners who need to check the physical limits of a site are the third group. The passage width and the crossing figures give them concrete numbers to check against their floor plans. If your loads are clearly lighter, look at the Panda F150. If they are clearly heavier, the Panda AMR F600 is the better starting point. Buyers comparing the wider field can browse the Logistics Robots category.

What is the Panda AMR F300 used for?

1. Material transport between stations. Moves parts, containers and goods from one point of a plant to another along set routes.
2. Production support. Brings supplies to a line and takes finished items away, so operators stay at their posts.
3. Warehouse movement. Carries loads between receiving, storage and dispatch areas in a warehouse.
4. Following a worker. Follows a person through a picking or collection round in following mode, carrying the load.
5. Power-assisted handling. Helps a worker move a heavy load by hand in power-assisted mode.
6. Multi-zone and multi-floor routes. Passes through gates and uses elevators where the autonomous access options are fitted.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. The call to action is a quotation: tell us about your loads, your routes and your site, and we will reply with an offer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The Alpha Robotics Panda AMR F300 Mid-Payload Industrial / Delivery Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What payload can the Panda AMR F300 carry?

The payload class is up to 661.4 lb. This is the figure for the F300 only.

How long can it run on one charge?

The operating time is up to 16 hours, powered by a 48 V, 20 Ah battery. Ask us about charging time when you request a quotation.

Can it work in narrow aisles?

Yes, within limits. The minimum passage width is approximately 31.5 in, so please measure your narrowest point before you plan a route.

Can it cross door thresholds and floor grooves?

The F300 crosses thresholds of approximately 1.2 in and grooves of approximately 1.6 in. Anything larger should be checked with us first.

Does it work with elevators and gates?

Autonomous gate and elevator access options are listed for the F300. Please tell us which gates and elevators your site uses, and we will advise what is needed.

What is the IP rating, and what is in the box?

Neither is listed on this page. Ask us when you request a quotation and we will come back to you with both.

Where can I buy the Panda AMR F300 and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page by requesting a quotation. We do not list a price here, because the offer depends on your project, and delivery, customs and support are arranged together with it.

Summary

The weight of a working day is mostly carrying, and the Panda AMR F300 is made to take that weight off your team. It offers a payload class of up to 661.4 lb, operation of up to 16 hours, three operating modes and sensing built on two depth cameras and long-range LiDAR. The crossing and passage figures let you check your floor before you commit. To move from reading to planning, this page is the starting point.