SEER Robotics AMB-300XS (AMB-300XS)

Twenty-seven millimeters is not much room. That is the gap between the floor and the underside of the SEER Robotics AMB-300XS (AMB-300XS), a laser SLAM robot chassis that carries a rated load of 300 kg while staying low and compact. For teams who need a mobile base that fits narrow aisles, keeps clean air clean and stops safely near people, the details of that low profile matter more than any headline number.

The SEER Robotics AMB-300XS is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SEER Robotics and its Robot Brain

SEER Robotics (06106.HK) is a platform-based embodied intelligent robotics company built around what it calls the Robot Brain. The company serves more than 2,500 customers worldwide with intelligent robotics solutions. That customer base matters for a chassis like this one, because a base robot is only as useful as the software and experience behind it. The AMB-300XS is not a stand-alone gadget. It is one product in a wider family of mobile robot platforms, and it is designed so that other mechanisms can be mounted on top of it.

For buyers in the Caribbean, where many sites are compact, mixed-use facilities such as manufacturing plants, distribution centers, laboratories and hotel or hospital back-of-house areas, a manufacturer with a broad installed base is a practical reassurance. It means the platform has been applied to many different layouts, and the way it is built reflects that variety.

Where the AMB-300XS sits in the range

The product name is Laser SLAM Robot Chassis, and that name describes the role well. SLAM stands for simultaneous localization and mapping. The robot uses laser scanning to build a picture of its surroundings and to work out where it is within that picture, so it can navigate without tracks or magnetic tape. The AMB-300XS carries two SICK nanoScan3 lidar units for this purpose.

The chassis is a base, not a finished application. It is meant to receive an upper-level mechanism, and I/O, CAN, RS485 and other interfaces are reserved for exactly that expansion. Named peripheral extensions include rollers, jacking and latent traction. In practice, the same underlying chassis can become a roller-top transfer unit, a lifting carrier or a tugging platform, depending on what is fitted above it. The sources name two related versions, the AMB-300 and the AMB-CSW015-SR, alongside the AMB-300XS; the figures in this article belong to the AMB-300XS only.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the maximum speed with load, the IP rating, the drive wheel type, the communication interfaces, the battery swap time or the noise level; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the AMB-300XS different from an ordinary mobile robot base?

Three things stand out: its cleanliness rating, its safety design and its openness to expansion.

First, cleanliness. The AMB-300XS has passed the ISO CLASS4 cleanliness test, so it can be used directly in high-cleanliness industries such as semiconductor. Most transport robots are built for warehouse floors and are never tested against this kind of standard. A base that is already cleared for demanding environments removes one question from the project.

Second, safety. The chassis is built with the SRC-3000FS safety controller and integrates a dual-safe lidar arrangement for 360° laser-based obstacle avoidance, along with an emergency stop button and anti-collision edges. It carries CE certification under ISO 3691-4:2020, which supports export. Five main safety functions are listed: area shielding, safe speed limit, safe protection parking, safe electrical monitoring and system emergency shutdown. Together these protect both people and machines.

Third, the chassis is a platform. Interfaces are reserved so that an upper-level mechanism can be added, and optional functions extend what the robot can do: laser reflector navigation, 3D obstacle avoidance and precise positioning with QR code are all available as options.

How accurate and how long-running is the AMB-300XS?

Navigation position accuracy is ±5 mm and navigation angle accuracy is ±0.5°. For a station that must be reached repeatedly, such as a docking point at a machine or a transfer position at a conveyor, those figures define what the robot can promise.

On the power side, the battery is 48 V / 40 Ah ternary lithium, and the comprehensive battery life is 12 h. Charging from 10% to 80% takes no more than 2.5 h. Three charging methods are listed: manual, automatic and fast battery swap. A site can therefore choose between plugging in by hand, letting the robot dock and charge on its own, or exchanging batteries to keep the robot working.

The mechanical limits are equally clear. Driving speed is up to 1.5 m/s. The chassis handles a slope of up to 5%, a step of 5 mm and a gap of 30 mm, and its minimum aisle width is 722 mm. With only 27 mm of ground clearance, floors should be smooth and well maintained, and any threshold above those limits needs to be ramped or repaired during planning.

Who is the AMB-300XS for?

The first group is semiconductor and electronics manufacturers, who need a transport base that has been tested for cleanliness and can work next to production equipment. The second is factories and workshops with tight aisles, where a body measuring 842 x 582 mm and a minimum aisle width of 722 mm leave room to plan routes. The third is integrators and machine builders, who want a certified chassis with reserved I/O, CAN and RS485 interfaces on which to build their own rollers, jacking or traction mechanism.

It also suits exporters and multinational operators who need CE certification to ISO 3691-4:2020 for equipment that may cross borders. Buyers who want to compare related versions can look at the SEER Robotics AMB-300 (AMB-300), which the sources name alongside this model; no figures of that version are assumed here.

The AMB-300XS is less suited to rough yards, uneven concrete or outdoor areas, because of its low ground clearance and its operating range of 0°C to 50°C with no condensation.

What is the AMB-300XS used for?

1. Semiconductor material transport. Moving carriers and parts through high-cleanliness areas, backed by the ISO CLASS4 test result.
2. Roller-top transfer. Adding a roller mechanism to hand loads on and off conveyors and stations.
3. Jacking and lifting. Carrying shelves, racks or carts by fitting a jacking mechanism on the reserved interfaces.
4. Latent traction. Sliding under a cart and towing it along a programmed route.
5. Line-side delivery. Bringing components to production cells in narrow aisles with millimeter-level stopping accuracy.
6. Custom robot applications. Serving as the mobile base for an integrator's own upper-level design through I/O, CAN and RS485.

Pricing and Availability

Pricing is prepared per project, so there is no list price on this page. Please send a quotation request with your payload, route layout, charging preference and any upper-level mechanism you plan to add. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The SEER Robotics AMB-300XS (AMB-300XS) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What load can the AMB-300XS carry?

The rated load is 300 kg. The chassis itself weighs 120 kg with its battery.

Is it certified for use around people?

It carries CE certification (ISO 3691-4:2020) and is built with the SRC-3000FS safety controller. Its five safety functions are area shielding, safe speed limit, safe protection parking, safe electrical monitoring and system emergency shutdown.

Can it work in a cleanroom?

The AMB-300XS has passed the ISO CLASS4 cleanliness test, so it can be used directly in high-cleanliness industries such as semiconductor.

How does it navigate?

It uses laser SLAM with two SICK nanoScan3 lidar units, with navigation position accuracy of ±5 mm and angle accuracy of ±0.5°. Laser reflector navigation, 3D obstacle avoidance and QR code positioning are optional.

How is the battery charged?

Charging can be manual, automatic or by fast battery swap. Charging from 10% to 80% takes no more than 2.5 h, and comprehensive battery life is 12 h.

Can I mount my own mechanism on top?

Yes. I/O, CAN, RS485 and other interfaces are reserved for upper-level mechanisms, and rollers, jacking and latent traction are named as peripheral extensions.

Where can I buy the AMB-300XS and what does it cost?

You can request a quotation on this page. The cost depends on the configuration and options you choose, and it is given in the quotation, not as a list price.

Summary

The AMB-300XS is a low, compact base that carries 300 kg, finds its position to within ±5 mm and has passed the ISO CLASS4 cleanliness test. Its CE certification under ISO 3691-4:2020, its five safety functions and its reserved interfaces make it a solid starting point for a custom application. For a quotation on this laser SLAM chassis, this page is the starting point.