SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot (Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot)

A pallet does not care who lifts it, but a warehouse cares a great deal about who is available to lift it at three in the morning. The SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot is built for that gap: a forklift that picks up, carries, stacks and retrieves pallets by itself, steered by 3D SLAM navigation and watched over by 360° environmental awareness.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company and its lineage

SIASUN was founded in 2000 and is based in Shenyang, China. The company works in robotics, and its catalog on our stores runs from industrial robot arms and collaborative robots to mobile robots and other automation equipment. You can browse the wider range in the SIASUN category.

The forklift mobile robot belongs to the mobile robot side of that family. These machines do not sit at a fixed workstation. They travel through a facility and take over the repetitive movement of material between production lines, buffers, racks and docks. For Caribbean operators, where many facilities are compact and every square meter of floor is working space, a vehicle that handles its own pallets without a dedicated driver is a practical idea to evaluate.

Positioning and key technology

SIASUN presents this robot as an automated answer to pallet transport, stacking and retrieval. Three technical points define it.

First, navigation. The D15S-1 version uses 3D SLAM, which means the robot builds and uses a map of its surroundings to know where it is, rather than relying only on fixed guides.

Second, safety. The robot is CE-certified and carries comprehensive safety devices together with 360° environmental awareness, so it can share space with a working site.

Third, integration. The manufacturer offers millimeter-level docking accuracy and a rich, diverse range of peripheral docking and integration options. In practice that matters where the robot must hand a pallet to a conveyor, a station or a rack and do so the same way every time.

Technical Specifications

The figures below apply to the D15S-1 version, except the payload range, which covers the series as a whole.

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

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the weight, the battery type and capacity, the travel speed, the charging time, the maximum lift height of the series, the IP rating, the obstacle sensors used or what is in the box; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot different from a platform AGV?

Many automated guided vehicles carry a load on top of a flat deck. They suit totes, carts and racks designed for them. A forklift-type robot works differently: it goes under the pallet with forks, lifts it, moves it and sets it down, and it can also place it at height. That is why SIASUN frames the task as transport, stacking and retrieval rather than transport alone.

For a buyer, the practical consequence is that existing pallets can stay as they are. You do not need to redesign your load carriers around the vehicle. The D15S-1 lifts to 1600mm, which opens up stacking and shelf work that a flat platform cannot do at all.

The movement of the machine matters too: precise, smooth straight-line travel, turning and on-the-spot rotation. The D15S-1 lists forward, reverse, turning and in-place rotation as its motion modes. In narrow aisles and crowded loading areas, the ability to rotate in place and position to ± 10mm/±1° is what decides whether automation is workable or just a demonstration.

Which versions does the series include?

Four versions are named: D15S-1, D20S-1, Handling B20S-1 and Handling B30S-1. The series is offered with payloads from 1,500 to 3,000 kg and with flexible, customizable forks, so the range is meant to cover light to heavy pallet duties.

The detailed figures we hold apply to the D15S-1: a rated load of 1500 kg, a fork lift height of 1600mm and a rated operating time of 5–8 hours. We do not give those figures to the other versions, because we hold no figures for them. If your pallets are heavier or your racks are higher, tell us the weights and heights involved and we will propose the matching version with your quotation.

Who is the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot for?

Factories with line-side logistics. Where parts must reach the production line on a steady rhythm, a robot that repeats the same pallet movement reliably removes a recurring source of delay. Line-side and production logistics are a key application.

Warehouse and distribution operators. Warehouse logistics is the second named application. Pallet put-away and retrieval are repetitive tasks, and they suit a machine that does not tire at the end of a shift.

Operations managers planning integration. Because the robot offers diverse peripheral docking and integration options, it is of most interest to teams that already have conveyors, stations or racks and want the robot to connect to them.

Teams with heavier pallets. Those whose loads exceed the 1500 kg rated load of the D15S-1 should ask about the heavier versions of the series, which reaches 3,000 kg.

If your task is assembly-line support rather than pallet handling, you may also want to look at the SIASUN Instrument Panel Line Assisted Assembly Mobile Robot.

What is the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot used for?

1. Pallet transport. Moving loaded pallets between points on the floor without a driver.
2. Stacking. Lifting pallets to height, to 1600mm on the D15S-1, and setting them down accurately.
3. Retrieval. Taking pallets back out of their stored position and bringing them to where they are needed.
4. Line-side logistics. Supplying production lines with materials so that operators stay at their stations.
5. Warehouse logistics. Handling the repetitive internal movements of a storage and distribution operation.
6. Docking with peripherals. Handing loads to connected equipment with millimeter-level accuracy through the available integration options.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. Every project differs in version, fork configuration, site layout and integration needs, so quotation is the way forward: send us your pallet weights, lift heights and the processes the robot must connect to, and we will prepare an offer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What navigation does the robot use?

The D15S-1 version uses 3D SLAM navigation. The series pairs precision SLAM navigation with 360° safety.

What load can it carry?

The D15S-1 has a rated load of 1500 kg. The series as a whole offers payloads from 1,500 to 3,000 kg and customizable forks.

How high can the forks lift?

The D15S-1 has a fork lift height of 1600mm. For the other versions, send us your rack heights and we will advise with your quotation.

How accurate is the positioning?

The D15S-1 lists a positioning accuracy of ± 10mm/±1°. Docking with peripherals is millimeter-level.

How long does it run between charges?

The D15S-1 has a rated operating time of 5–8 hours. Ask us about battery and charging details when you request your quotation.

Is it safe to use around people?

It is CE-certified and carries comprehensive safety devices with 360° environmental awareness.

Where can I buy the SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot and what does it cost?

It is available through this page, by quotation. The cost depends on the version and configuration, so we give no price here; send us your requirements and we will prepare the offer.

Summary

The question for a pallet-handling site is rarely whether a forklift is needed, but who will be in the seat and for how many hours. The SIASUN Fork Lift Type Mobile Robot answers by moving, stacking and retrieving pallets on its own, with 3D SLAM navigation, positioning to ± 10mm/±1° and CE-certified safety on the D15S-1. The wider series reaches from 1,500 to 3,000 kg with customizable forks. If you are weighing automation for line-side or warehouse logistics, this page is the starting point.