Senad Loading And Unloading Robot Manipulator

Few jobs in a warehouse wear people down like the inside of a packed container: cartons stacked to the roof, bags that do not hold their shape, and a shift clock that keeps running. The Senad Loading And Unloading Robot Manipulator takes on that work with a tracked, autonomous machine that sees the cargo in three dimensions and handles it without a person stepping inside.

The Senad Loading And Unloading Robot Manipulator is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company behind the machine

The manipulator is made by Senad Robot, a high-tech enterprise with in-house research and development and its own assembly capability. That matters to a buyer because the design, the build and the tuning of the machine sit under one roof. Senad's wider range covers the whole flow of parcels and cartons, from sorting and dimension and weight scanning to loading and palletizing, and this machine is the one that works at the truck or container door.

The model number is iLoabot-M, and it is the version this page covers. The machine can also be finished in a color of your choice: the device color supports customization to meet specific brand or operational requirements. A fleet in your company colors is a small touch, but a useful one on a busy dock.

Vision and radar instead of fixed tracks

The key idea is autonomy. The robot is guided by 3D machine vision and navigates by radar, so it can move on its own, find the cargo, and load or unload it without a person steering. It does not rely on a fixed conveyor or a purpose-built dock. It supports heavy-duty trucks without requiring modifications to the platform, so the vehicles you already use stay as they are.

It is also built to be smart about the load. It supports intelligent destacking, automatic unstacking and mobile mixed stacking for various items. That means a mixed load of boxes and bags is a normal job for it, not a special case. Drive is tracked, which suits a machine of this size working in and around vehicles.

Operators who want to see how this fits among other machines can browse the Warehouse Robots category.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the payload at full arm reach, the IP rating, the battery capacity, the battery runtime, the unloading speed, the number of arm axes, the certifications, the software and interfaces, or the contents of the box; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the iLoabot-M different from a fixed loading arm?

A fixed robotic arm waits at one spot, usually where a conveyor ends, and the cargo has to come to it. The iLoabot-M turns that around. It is a mobile, tracked machine guided by 3D machine vision and radar, so it works where the cargo actually is: in a container, in a box truck, or at a trolley. The dock does not need to be rebuilt around the robot.

That difference shows in the way the machine is described. It is made for fully autonomous cargo loading and unloading, together with autonomous navigation and intelligent handling. For a site that handles many different vehicles, one mobile machine can be easier to place in the workflow than a fixed installation at every door.

The package range is also wide. The machine handles items from 200*200*200mm up to 500mmx960mmx1000mm, and gripping weights from 2kg to 100kg. Small cartons and large heavy bags can share the same shift, which is common in real distribution work, where loads are rarely uniform.

Why do the operating limits matter on a real dock?

Docks are not gentle places. Doors stand open to the weather, containers sit in the sun, and cold-chain areas run at the other end of the range. The iLoabot-M works across an operating temperature of -20~60°C, which covers a broad span of working conditions. It runs on DC 48 V, a working voltage your electrical team can plan around.

Size and weight matter in the same practical way. The machine measures 1600*1440*1550 (L*W*H) and weighs 800kg, so plan the route from storage to the dock accordingly. A gap distance of 400 mm is also part of the specification, and your team can discuss what it means for your own docks during quotation. Because the machine supports heavy-duty trucks without requiring modifications to the platform, you can keep your existing vehicles and bays while you evaluate it.

Who is the Senad Loading And Unloading Robot Manipulator for?

Logistics and parcel operators are the obvious fit. Anyone who moves boxed or bagged goods in and out of containers and box trucks all day, and who finds the work hard to staff, will see the point of a machine that does the lifting. Distribution centers that receive mixed loads, where cartons and bags arrive together, gain from its mixed stacking and destacking functions.

Manufacturers and warehouse operators with trolley-based flows are another group. The machine is suitable for trolleys as well as containers and trucks, so it can serve in-plant transfers as well as the outside dock. Third-party logistics providers who want their equipment in a customer's colors can use the OEM color customization.

If your work is more about stacking on pallets than about reaching into vehicles, look at the Senad Customized Robot Stack Bag Box Load Unload Palletizer. If you want to compare another Senad loading machine, the Senad Automatic Move Robot Arm 7 Axis Loading Robot is on this site as a separate product, and its figures are its own.

What is the Senad Loading And Unloading Robot Manipulator used for?

1. Unloading containers. The robot drives in, recognizes the cargo with 3D vision and removes boxed or bagged items without a person inside.
2. Loading box trucks. The same machine builds a load in a box truck, working on heavy-duty trucks without platform modifications.
3. Serving trolleys. Trolley-based flows inside a plant or warehouse can be loaded and unloaded by the same autonomous machine.
4. Destacking and unstacking. Intelligent destacking and automatic unstacking take stacked cargo apart in a controlled way.
5. Mixed stacking. Mobile mixed stacking lets various items be placed together in one load.
6. Heavy-duty handling. Gripping weights from 2kg to 100kg keep heavy items off your team's backs.

Pricing and Availability

No prices are printed on this page. Quotation is the way to buy: send us your site details, the vehicles you load and the package sizes you handle, and we will answer with a quotation for the iLoabot-M. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation, so you see the whole project in one place. The Senad Loading And Unloading Robot Manipulator is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of cargo can it handle?

It handles boxed and bagged items. Package sizes run from 200*200*200mm to 500mmx960mmx1000mm.

What weights can it grip?

Gripping weights range from 2kg to 100kg.

Where can it be used?

It is suitable for loading and unloading containers, box trucks and trolleys. It supports heavy-duty trucks without requiring modifications to the platform.

How does it find its way?

It is equipped with 3D machine vision guidance and radar for fully autonomous cargo loading and unloading, and for autonomous navigation.

What are its size, weight and power supply?

It measures 1600*1440*1550 (L*W*H), weighs 800kg and works at DC 48 V. The drive mode is tracked.

Can I order it in my company colors?

Yes. The device color supports customization to meet specific brand or operational requirements.

Where can I buy the Senad Loading And Unloading Robot Manipulator and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page by quotation. The cost is given in the quotation, together with delivery, customs and support arrangements.

Summary

The inside of a container is hard on people and easy for a machine that can see. The iLoabot-M brings 3D vision, radar navigation and a tracked body to that job, handling boxed and bagged items from 2kg to 100kg and working in containers, box trucks and on trolleys. For further Senad equipment, see the Senad brand page. If this machine fits your dock, this page is the starting point.