ALLBOTIX AT300 AMR Review: Specs, Price and Applications
Updated: 7 days ago
The ALLBOTIX AT300 is a 300 kg autonomous mobile robot for warehouse and factory material handling, using laser SLAM navigation and 360° LiDAR safety sensing without fixed tracks or magnetic strips. Pricing is available on request for the required configuration.
Quick Verdict
AT300 moves pallets and carts at up to 1.5 m/s, docks to charge automatically for 24/7 operation and supports fleet management and integration with warehouse and manufacturing systems.
ALLBOTIX AT300 AMR is most relevant when its stated function matches the intended process. The strongest fit is a site where the product's stated task aligns with the daily workflow and the environment can support reliable operation. Evaluate route or task feasibility, operator training, maintenance and the service arrangement before expanding deployment. A successful pilot should be repeatable under ordinary operating conditions.
AT300 at a Glance
Manufacturer: ALLBOTIX (Nanta Tech)
Model: AT300
Product type: Autonomous mobile robots
Payload: 300 kg
Speed: Up to 1.5 m/s
Navigation: Laser SLAM
Safety: 360° LiDAR obstacle detection
Charging: Automatic docking
AT300 Technical Specifications
Specification | ALLBOTIX AT300 AMR |
Manufacturer | ALLBOTIX (Nanta Tech) |
Model | AT300 |
Product type | Autonomous mobile robots |
Payload | 300 kg |
Speed | Up to 1.5 m/s |
Navigation | Laser SLAM |
Safety | 360° LiDAR obstacle detection |
Charging | Automatic docking |
Battery | Lithium |
Price | Price on request |
Design and Build Quality
A mobile robot must be assessed in the environment where it will actually operate. Floor conditions, access routes, obstacles and interaction with people can determine suitability more strongly than one headline capacity. Consider the robot, its payload or task equipment and the site workflow as a single operating system.
Protection and Installation
Map the actual route or working area, including narrow passages, transitions and the points where the task starts and finishes. Test the relevant floor surfaces and realistic traffic. Plan charging, parking and service access so that routine operation does not depend on an ideal demonstration route.
Programming and Software
Evaluate the task and fleet-management workflow in the selected configuration. Operators need understandable status and recovery procedures, while engineering teams need predictable interfaces to the surrounding process. Confirm which functions are included in the robot package and which depend on optional software or site infrastructure.
Integration and Operating Workflow
Establish how work is assigned, how completion is acknowledged and how exceptions are handled. Doors, lifts, stations and existing operating procedures may require their own integration. Determine who responds when the robot cannot proceed and what information the system supplies to diagnose the problem.
AT300 Applications and Use Cases
Warehouse transport
ALLBOTIX AT300 AMR is described for warehouse transport. A representative trial should include the full task, not only movement between two easy points. Use the intended load or equipment and include normal traffic and interruptions. Record manual intervention, charging demand and task completion consistently. Those outcomes provide a better deployment basis than a short uninterrupted demonstration.
Line-side delivery
ALLBOTIX AT300 AMR is described for line-side delivery. A representative trial should include the full task, not only movement between two easy points. Use the intended load or equipment and include normal traffic and interruptions. Record manual intervention, charging demand and task completion consistently. Those outcomes provide a better deployment basis than a short uninterrupted demonstration.
Pallet and cart movement
ALLBOTIX AT300 AMR is described for pallet and cart movement. A representative trial should include the full task, not only movement between two easy points. Use the intended load or equipment and include normal traffic and interruptions. Record manual intervention, charging demand and task completion consistently. Those outcomes provide a better deployment basis than a short uninterrupted demonstration.
Relevant Industries
Warehousing
Manufacturing
Distribution
AT300 Price and Value
Price on request. Request a current quotation from ALLBOTIX (Nanta Tech) for the intended configuration and deployment. No fixed USD price is assumed for this review.
The project budget can include site integration, task equipment, chargers, fleet software, training and service. Ask whether the quotation is a purchase, lease or service arrangement and identify what happens when more robots or locations are added. Separate robot capacity from the throughput of the complete workflow.
Pros and Cons
Pros
No floor infrastructure needed
24/7 with auto charging
Cons
Price available only by quotation
Who Should Choose AT300?
The strongest fit is a site where the product's stated task aligns with the daily workflow and the environment can support reliable operation. Evaluate route or task feasibility, operator training, maintenance and the service arrangement before expanding deployment. A successful pilot should be repeatable under ordinary operating conditions.
AT300 FAQ
What is ALLBOTIX AT300 AMR?
The ALLBOTIX AT300 is a 300 kg autonomous mobile robot for warehouse and factory material handling, using laser SLAM navigation and 360° LiDAR safety sensing without fixed tracks or magnetic strips.
How much does AT300 cost?
Price on request. Obtain a current quotation for the required configuration, licences, accessories and services. Prices are indicative and may change.
What applications is AT300 intended for?
Its stated applications include Warehouse transport, Line-side delivery, Pallet and cart movement. Validate the complete intended task before deployment.
What are the main specifications?
Payload: 300 kg; Speed: Up to 1.5 m/s; Navigation: Laser SLAM; Safety: 360° LiDAR obstacle detection.
How should it be integrated?
Establish how work is assigned, how completion is acknowledged and how exceptions are handled. Doors, lifts, stations and existing operating procedures may require their own integration. Determine who responds when the robot cannot proceed and what information the system supplies to diagnose the problem.
What are its main strengths?
No floor infrastructure needed 24/7 with auto charging
What should buyers check before selecting it?
Price available only by quotation Map the actual route or working area, including narrow passages, transitions and the points where the task starts and finishes. Test the relevant floor surfaces and realistic traffic. Plan charging, parking and service access so that routine operation does not depend on an ideal demonstration route.
Who is the best fit for AT300?
The strongest fit is a site where the product's stated task aligns with the daily workflow and the environment can support reliable operation. Evaluate route or task feasibility, operator training, maintenance and the service arrangement before expanding deployment. A successful pilot should be repeatable under ordinary operating conditions.
Prices and package contents are indicative and may change. Confirm the final configuration, licensing, accessories, shipping, taxes and integration scope in a supplier quotation.
