SEER Robotics Single Fork Autonomous Forklift (SFL-300L)

Most warehouse robots ask you to rebuild the building around them. The SEER Robotics Single Fork Autonomous Forklift (SFL-300L) takes the opposite approach: a slim single-fork body that works in the aisles you already have, picks up tote dollies and shelves, and carries them to where the work happens.

This product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SEER Robotics and its platform approach

SEER Robotics (listed as 06106.HK) describes itself as a platform-based embodied intelligent robotics company built around the Robot Brain. The company serves more than 2,500 customers worldwide with intelligent robotics solutions. That scale matters to a buyer in the Caribbean, because it means the forklift comes from a maker with a broad installed base and a shared control platform across its range, not from a one-off product line.

The idea behind a platform is simple. Navigation, obstacle sensing and fleet coordination are developed once and reused across many robot bodies. The SFL-300L is one of those bodies, shaped for single-fork handling of light loads.

Where the SFL-300L sits in the range

The SFL-300L is a Laser SLAM single fork autonomous forklift. Its narrow footprint and compact turning circle point to work in tight spaces, such as production-line feeding, small storerooms and mixed-use warehouses where full-size pallet equipment is awkward. It handles tote dollies and shelves rather than a standard pallet load, and that choice defines the product. If you want a wider look at the family, the Autonomous Forklifts and Pallet Trucks categories show the other bodies SEER Robotics offers.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the IP rating, the certifications, the Wi-Fi standard, the payload on pallets or the package contents; they are confirmed at quotation.

How does the SFL-300L find its way around?

The forklift supports four navigation methods: SLAM, QR code, reflector and NFL. That matters because few sites are alike. A newly built facility with clean walls may suit natural-feature SLAM well. A busy floor that changes every week may call for reflectors or QR codes to anchor the robot. Having all four on one machine lets an integrator choose the method that fits the site, and change it later without changing the robot.

Positioning is stated at ±10 mm and angle accuracy at ±1°. For a robot that has to slide a fork under a tote dolly or a shelf, those figures are the difference between a smooth pickup and a missed one. Sensing is carried by one SLM-SLE4248 lidar plus two SLD40 lidars. Navigation lasers, obstacle avoidance lasers, 3D cameras, safety edge sensors and photoelectric sensors are embedded in the body and provide 360° protection during operations, so people and robots can share the floor with fewer worries.

Why choose a single fork instead of a full pallet truck?

A pallet truck carries a standard pallet on two forks. The SFL-300L is built for a different job. Its body measures 914 x 400 x 1576 mm and its fork measures 480 x 300 mm, so it fits aisles and workstations where a wider machine would not turn. The minimum turning radius is 650 mm, and the machine weighs 230 kg with its battery.

The trade-off is honest. The standard lifting height is 150±5 mm, and the pallet types are tote dolly and shelf. This is a carrier for rolling stock and light shelving, not a high-rack stacker. The robot also suits floors in good order: passability is stated as a slope under 3%, a step of 2 mm and a gap of 5 mm, so a smooth, level surface is the right place for it.

Buyers who need to move standard pallets can compare the SEER Robotics OneFork 300 Autonomous Pallet Truck (SOF-300EU) or the SEER Robotics 3 Ton Autonomous Pallet Truck (SFL-CBD30).

Who is the SFL-300L for?

The first group is the light manufacturer: a plant that moves components on carts or shelves between stations and wants that walk taken off its people. A rated load of 300 kg with a load centre distance of 350 mm suits parts, tools and small assemblies better than heavy goods.

The second group is the small warehouse or distribution room. Space is tight, staff are few, and the same tote dollies travel the same routes all day. An autonomous forklift with a narrow body fits that pattern, and an 8 h comprehensive battery life covers a working shift.

The third group is the integrator or the facility owner planning a phased rollout. Modular customization lets the robot be tailored from height and color to branding, so a pilot unit can match the site and the brand from day one. If your loads are standard pallets or considerably heavier, the 3 Ton Autonomous Pallet Truck (SFL-CBD30) or the SEER Robotics Omnidirectional Stack 1000 Autonomous Forklift (SOS-1000) may be a better starting point.

What is the SFL-300L used for?

1. Line-side feeding. Delivers tote dollies of parts to production stations on a fixed or flexible route.
2. Shelf transport. Lifts and carries whole shelves between storage and picking or packing areas.
3. Intralogistics shuttles. Links receiving, storage and dispatch points so staff are not walking loads across the floor.
4. Shift-long routine work. Repeats the same trips through a working day on an 8 h battery life, with manual or automatic charging between tasks.
5. Mixed human-and-robot floors. Works alongside staff, protected by 360° sensing from lasers, 3D cameras, safety edges and photoelectric sensors.
6. Branded or tailored deployments. Adapts in height, color and branding to the application and the business.

Pricing and Availability

We do not list prices on this page. Quotation is the next step: tell us your site, your loads and your timeline, and we respond with a proposal. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The SFL-300L is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What load can the SFL-300L carry?

The rated load capacity is 300 kg, with a load centre distance of 350 mm.

What can it pick up?

The listed pallet types are tote dolly and shelf. The standard lifting height is 150±5 mm.

How fast does it travel?

Driving speed is 0.8 m/s at full load and 1.4 m/s with no load.

How is the battery charged, and how long does it last?

The battery is 48 V / 35 Ah ternary lithium, with a comprehensive battery life of 8 h. Charging from 10% to 80% takes 1.5 h or less, and charging can be manual or automatic.

Is it safe to run near people?

Navigation lasers, obstacle avoidance lasers, 3D cameras, safety edge sensors and photoelectric sensors provide 360° protection during operations.

What conditions can it work in?

The ambient range is 0°C to 50°C and relative humidity of 10% to 90%, with no compression and no condensation. Indoor, dry and level floors are the intended setting.

Where can I buy the SFL-300L and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page, by quotation. We do not publish a price here; the quotation covers the unit, delivery, customs and support for your site.

Summary

The SFL-300L answers a simple question: what if the robot fit the building instead of the other way around? With a 914 x 400 x 1576 mm body, a 650 mm turning radius, four navigation methods and ±10 mm positioning accuracy, it carries tote dollies and shelves through tight spaces for a full shift. It is not a high-lift or heavy-pallet machine, and it is clear about that. For light, repeatable transport in a compact site, it is a sound fit, and this page is the starting point.