KEENON S300 Heavy-Load Intelligent Warehouse Delivery Robot with 5 Year Warranty

Most delivery robots are built to carry a tray. The KEENON S300 Heavy-Load Intelligent Warehouse Delivery Robot with 5 Year Warranty is built to carry a rack, a box or a stack of materials, and to do it in places where a wireless signal cannot be counted on. It carries loads of 300 kg, finds its way with VSLAM navigation and a 360° safety system, and keeps working offline. For warehouses, factories and other sites where people and goods share the floor, it turns repetitive internal transport into a task the robot handles by itself.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

Keenon and the place of the S300 in its range

KEENON is a robotics brand whose delivery robots are known in restaurants, hotels and commercial buildings. The S300 belongs to the heavy-load side of that family. Its siblings in the same store include the KEENON S100 Heavy-Load Courier Robot with 5 Year Warranty, and you can browse the wider range in the Warehouse Robots category.

What sets this model apart is its job. It is not meant to serve a table or a room. It is meant to move goods between shelves, stations and charging points, so its design starts from load handling, docking and fleet cooperation rather than from hospitality.

Positioning and key technology

The S300 combines three ideas. The first is a low 23 cm chassis with a lifting function, so the robot can drive under a rack, lift it and carry it away without any added rack structure of its own. The second is VSLAM navigation, which builds centimeter-accurate maps of a site in one day. The third is on-board decision making: the robot processes large amounts of data in real time, plans routes and takes task decisions itself.

Around these ideas sit practical details that matter in a working warehouse: a battery that can be swapped in 15 seconds, docking accuracy of 2 to 3 cm, and coordination of up to 10 devices at once. Together they point to a robot designed to run around the clock rather than to demonstrate a concept.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the IP rating, the noise level, the operating system, the charging station power rating, the maximum payload volume or the service life independent of the warranty; they are confirmed at quotation.

How does the S300 work without a network connection?

Many sites that need internal transport are the same sites where wireless coverage is poor: basements, thick-walled storerooms, loading zones at the back of a building. The S300 is designed for exactly these conditions. It processes large amounts of data in real time, plans its routes and makes task decisions on board, so it works in basements and in areas without network coverage.

Its picture of the surroundings comes from three stereo vision cameras, two LiDAR units and one VSLAM sensor, which together build a 3D view of the environment in real time without blind spots. Three emergency stop buttons add a manual layer on top of the 360° safety system. For a site manager, the practical meaning is simple: the robot does not stop being useful because a signal is weak.

What does the lifting chassis change in daily work?

A transport robot that only carries a load on its back needs a person or a machine to put the load there. The S300 has a lifting function that lets it drive under rack frames, boxes and similar carriers, lift them and lower them again. Its chassis is only 23 cm high, and it adapts to shelves up to 120×120 cm, so one robot can serve several delivery scenarios without a rack structure of its own.

Precision makes this work. The S300 docks to rack, charging and special points with an accuracy of 2 to 3 cm, which supports reliable material handover even in tight spaces. Four delivery modes cover the common patterns of work: direct delivery, multi-point delivery, cycle mode and handling. They are selected by terminal or on the display, and the robot does not have to return to a central point between tasks.

Running time is handled in the same practical way. The S300 offers a 6 h runtime at full load, 3.5 h fast charging and a 15-second battery swap, which supports uninterrupted delivery around the clock. Teams that run several shifts will see the value of a battery that can be exchanged rather than waited for.

Who is the KEENON S300 for?

Warehouse and logistics operators are the clearest fit. They move racks, boxes and materials between storage and work areas many times a day, and they want a robot that handles repeated routes without a network dependency.

Manufacturers and workshops can use the S300 to bring components to workstations and carry finished goods onward. Its integration with elevators, access control and IoT systems helps where the route crosses floors or secured doors.

Facility managers of large commercial buildings, hospitals or campuses with basements and service corridors will value the offline operation and the 360° safety system. Buyers who plan a growing fleet should note that up to 10 devices can work together with intelligent task distribution and global path optimization.

If your loads are lighter or your needs differ, you can compare this model with the KEENON S100 Heavy-Load Courier Robot with 5 Year Warranty before requesting a quotation.

What is the KEENON S300 used for?

1. Rack transport: the robot drives under a rack frame, lifts it and carries it to the next station.
2. Direct delivery: a single load goes from one point to another without a stop in between.
3. Multi-point delivery: one trip serves several destinations, selected by terminal or display.
4. Cycle mode: the robot repeats a fixed route, which suits regular shuttles between the same points.
5. Handling: boxes and similar carriers are lifted and lowered as part of the material flow.
6. Fleet work: up to 10 devices share tasks and routes, and connect to elevators, access control and IoT systems.

Pricing and Availability

We do not publish prices for the KEENON S300. A quotation is the way to start: tell us about your site, your loads and the number of robots you plan to use, and we will prepare an offer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation, so you see the whole picture in one place. The KEENON S300 Heavy-Load Intelligent Warehouse Delivery Robot with 5 Year Warranty is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can the KEENON S300 carry?

The S300 handles loads of 300 kg.

Does the S300 need Wi-Fi or a mobile network to work?

No. It plans routes and makes task decisions on board, and it works in basements and in areas without network coverage.

How long does the battery last and how fast can it be recharged?

The S300 runs for 6 h at full load and charges fast in 3.5 h. A battery swap takes 15 seconds, which supports round-the-clock operation.

How long does it take to set up a site?

VSLAM technology creates centimeter-accurate maps in one day.

What does the lifting function do?

It lets the robot drive under rack frames and boxes, lift them and lower them again. The 23 cm low chassis adapts to shelves up to 120×120 cm.

Can several robots work together?

Yes. Up to 10 devices cooperate with intelligent task distribution and global path optimization, and the system integrates with elevators, access control and IoT systems.

Where can I buy the KEENON S300 and what does it cost?

The S300 is available through this page, by quotation. Send us your requirements and we will prepare an offer that includes delivery, customs and support arrangements.

Summary

The KEENON S300 is a robot for carrying racks rather than trays. It lifts, transports and docks with 2 to 3 cm accuracy, runs for 6 h at full load, and keeps working where the network does not reach. Its sensors, safety system, delivery modes and fleet coordination suit warehouses, factories and large buildings that want internal transport to run without constant supervision. For a quotation on the S300, this page is the starting point.