The XBOT X300B is a 300 kg payload autonomous mobile robot designed for material movement in factories, warehouses, laboratories, and other indoor logistics environments. It combines laser SLAM, visual-assisted navigation, obstacle detection, and a touchscreen interface in a compact differential-drive platform.
Choose Your Configuration
| Configuration | Lifting Function | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|
| X300B Standard | No | Transport with a fixed top platform or a project-specific carrier |
| X300B-L60 with 700 × 700 × 300 mm Rack | 60 mm lift | Lifting transport configuration supplied with a compatible rack |
| Automatic Contact Charging Station | Not applicable | Automatic charging accessory for the X300B series; robot not included |
Select the required option before ordering. Each option is sold separately. The charging-station option does not include a robot.
Key Features
- Up to 300 kg rated payload
- Laser SLAM with visual-assisted navigation
- Diagonal laser radar and two depth cameras for obstacle detection
- Two-wheel differential drive with up to 1.2 m/s no-load speed
- 24 V 30 Ah LiFePO4 battery with manual and automatic charging support
- Touchscreen interface for local operation and status viewing
- Interfaces for fleet-management and project integration
Specifications
| Model | X300B / X300B-L |
|---|---|
| Drive Type | Two-wheel differential drive |
| Navigation | Laser SLAM, VSLAM, and visual-assisted navigation |
| Maximum Mapping Area | 2,000 m² |
| Robot Dimensions | 852 × 506 × 1,270 mm |
| Chassis Height | 270 mm |
| Rotation Diameter | 950 mm |
| Ground Clearance | 25 mm |
| Robot Weight | Approximately 120 kg |
| Rated Payload | 300 kg |
| Lift Height | 60 mm on the lifting configuration; not applicable to the standard configuration |
| Stopping Accuracy | ±20 mm |
| Maximum Speed | 1.2 m/s without load; 1.0 m/s at full load |
| Maximum Slope | 5° |
| Battery | 24 V 30 Ah LiFePO4 |
| Documented Runtime | Up to 12 hours without load; approximately 8 hours under typical conditions |
| Charging | Manual or automatic; approximately 3.5 hours |
| Communications | 4G, Wi-Fi, optional LoRa, and ESP32 |
| Obstacle Detection | Diagonal laser radar and two depth cameras |
Typical Applications
- Work-in-process transport between production stations
- Warehouse and laboratory material handling
- Line-side replenishment and repetitive internal logistics
- Research and development of autonomous logistics workflows
Integration Notes
The X300B can be integrated into an iMS robot-management workflow for tasks such as mission execution, charging-point management, waiting-point management, and robot-status monitoring. API access, fleet software, commissioning, site mapping, and custom load carriers are project-dependent and are not included unless they are stated in the quotation.
Packing List
- X300B Standard: 1 × XBOT X300B standard robot
- X300B-L60 with Rack: 1 × XBOT X300B-L60 lifting robot and 1 × 700 × 700 × 300 mm rack
- Automatic Contact Charging Station: 1 × compatible charging station for the X300B series; robot not included
The package contents apply only to the selected option. Integration services and accessories not listed above are not included.
FAQ
What is the difference between X300B and X300B-L?
The standard configuration is intended for fixed-platform transport. The X300B-L60 configuration adds a 60 mm lifting mechanism and includes a 700 × 700 × 300 mm rack.
Does the robot support autonomous navigation?
Yes. The manufacturer documents laser SLAM, VSLAM, and visual-assisted navigation, together with laser radar and depth-camera obstacle detection.
Is the automatic charging station included?
The charging station is sold as a separate option in this listing. It is not included with either robot option unless the order or quotation explicitly includes it.
Does the charging-station option include an X300B robot?
No. The charging-station option contains the charging station only.
Can it be integrated with a fleet-management system?
Yes. The available iMS API documentation covers robot status and task-related operations. Software access, deployment scope, and API licensing must be confirmed for each project.
Is the listed weight the shipping weight?
No. Approximately 120 kg is the documented robot weight. Freight quotation requires the packaged shipping weight and crate dimensions.