SEER Robotics SFL-CDD14 & SSS-1400EU (SFL-CDD14 & SSS-1400EU)

A forklift that finds its own way through a warehouse, with no tape on the floor and no driver on the seat, changes how a shift is planned. The SEER Robotics SFL-CDD14 & SSS-1400EU (SFL-CDD14 & SSS-1400EU) is built for that job. It is a laser SLAM small stacker that reads the walls, racks and columns around it, builds its own map and moves pallets on its own.

This product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SEER Robotics and its lineage

SEER Robotics is listed in Hong Kong under the code 06106.HK. The company describes itself as a platform-based embodied intelligent robotics company built around what it calls the Robot Brain. It serves more than 2,500 customers worldwide with intelligent robotics solutions. For a buyer in the Caribbean, that matters in a practical way: a stacker like this one is one machine in a wider family of autonomous vehicles that share the same thinking, so a site can start small and grow without changing its approach to automation.

The family around this stacker includes narrow-aisle stackers, an omnidirectional stacker and counterbalanced trucks. The series includes both CE versions and non-CE versions, so that it can meet usage scenarios at home and abroad. The two names in this product, SFL-CDD14 and SSS-1400EU, are the two versions the sources name.

Laser SLAM navigation in a small stacker

The manufacturer's product name is Laser SLAM Small Stacker Autonomous Forklift. SLAM stands for simultaneous localization and mapping. The vehicle uses a laser scanner to see its surroundings, builds a map of the building and keeps track of its own position on that map as it drives. The practical result is that the layout can be learned from the existing structure of the site, and routes can be changed in software instead of by re-marking floors.

A stacker is the right size of machine for many sites. It is smaller than a counterbalanced truck and suited to lifting pallets onto racking and moving them across a floor. Where a site has tight aisles and moderate pallet traffic, it is often the first autonomous forklift that a facility considers.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the Wi-Fi standard, the IP rating, the noise level, the contents of the box, the lifting speed or the motor power; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the SSS-1400EU different from the SFL-CDD14?

In the table, the two versions are the same machine in speed and battery. Both drive at 1.2 m/s with a full load and 1.5 m/s with no load, and both carry a 24 V / 210 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery. The difference is in certification. ISO 3691-4, the international safety standard for driverless industrial trucks, is standard on the SSS-1400EU and is not listed for the SFL-CDD14.

That difference decides the choice for many projects. If your insurer, your customer or your own safety officer asks for a driverless truck that meets ISO 3691-4, the SSS-1400EU is the version to specify. The series also includes CE and non-CE versions, so tell us where the unit will work and we will advise on the right one.

Why choose lithium iron phosphate power for a stacker?

The battery is a 24 V / 210 Ah lithium iron phosphate pack. This chemistry is widely used in industrial vehicles because it tolerates frequent partial charging well. That suits an autonomous stacker, which can top up between tasks instead of waiting for a long charge at the end of a shift. In warm Caribbean conditions, a battery that is comfortable with repeated short charges is a sensible match for a machine expected to work through a long day.

Who is the SFL-CDD14 & SSS-1400EU for?

Warehouse and distribution operators are the most natural buyers. They move pallets between receiving, storage and dispatch, and they often struggle to find and keep enough forklift drivers for every shift. An autonomous stacker can take the repetitive runs and leave people for the work that needs judgment.

Manufacturers with line-side feeding needs are a second group. A stacker that repeats the same route between a staging area and a production cell, on time and without fatigue, helps keep a line supplied. Our Factory Robots category shows other machines that work alongside it.

Exporters and operators with strict safety requirements should look at the SSS-1400EU, because ISO 3691-4 is standard on it. Buyers who need a different size of machine can compare the wider range in our Stacker Forklifts category, including the SEER Robotics SlimStack 1500 Automated Forklift (SSS-1500EU).

What is the SFL-CDD14 & SSS-1400EU used for?

1. Pallet transfer between zones. It carries pallets from receiving to storage or from storage to dispatch along learned routes.
2. Rack put-away and retrieval. As a stacker, it lifts loads to and from racking positions in a repeatable way.
3. Line-side supply. It brings materials to production cells on a steady rhythm so lines are not left waiting.
4. Night and extended shifts. It keeps goods moving when staffing is thin, without the fatigue of a manual shift.
5. Tight-space handling. Its compact stacker format suits aisles and floors where a larger truck is awkward.
6. Pilot automation projects. It is a practical first step for a site that wants to test autonomous handling before it expands.

Pricing and Availability

We do not publish prices on this page. Quotation is the way to buy: tell us the version you need, the site and the quantity, and we respond with a written offer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The SFL-CDD14 & SSS-1400EU is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast does it drive?

It drives at 1.2 m/s with a full load and 1.5 m/s with no load. These figures apply to both versions.

What battery does it use?

It uses a 24 V / 210 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery, the same on both versions.

Is it certified to ISO 3691-4?

ISO 3691-4 is standard on the SSS-1400EU. It is not listed for the SFL-CDD14.

What is the difference between the CE and non-CE versions?

The series includes both CE versions and non-CE versions. Tell us your destination and we will advise on the right unit in your quotation.

How does it find its way around a building?

It uses laser SLAM, which means it maps its surroundings with a laser scanner and tracks its own position on that map while it drives.

Can I ask about the IP rating or the noise level?

Yes. Include them in your quotation request and we will come back to you on them.

Where can I buy the SFL-CDD14 & SSS-1400EU and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page by requesting a quotation. We do not list a price here; the offer is prepared once we know the version and your requirements.

Summary

The SEER Robotics SFL-CDD14 & SSS-1400EU takes the forklift out of the driver's hands and puts it in the hands of a map. It drives at 1.2 m/s loaded and 1.5 m/s empty, runs on a 24 V / 210 Ah lithium iron phosphate battery, and comes from a manufacturer serving more than 2,500 customers. The SSS-1400EU adds ISO 3691-4 as standard, which is the deciding point for safety-conscious projects. For a quotation tailored to your site, this page is the starting point.