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Forklift Mobile Robot

The Forklift Mobile Robot is an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) manufactured by Hikrobot, a Hikvision subsidiary, designed for pallet movement and logistics coordination in industrial settings. The product line includes multiple configurations such as pallet movers, stackers, counterbalanced forklifts, reach trucks, and VNA (very narrow aisle) forklifts, with over 100,000 units reportedly deployed across 3,000+ clients globally.

Overview and Use Cases

The Forklift Mobile Robot is an autonomous material handling system developed by Hikrobot, a subsidiary of Hikvision. The product is designed to perform autonomous pallet movement and logistics coordination in industrial environments. It operates across 200+ industrial scenarios and is reported to have achieved deployment at scale, with 100,000+ units in operation across 3,000+ clients.

The robot line serves applications requiring autonomous transport of palletized goods, including warehouse operations, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities requiring internal material flow automation.

Key Capabilities

  • Autonomous pallet movement and transport
  • Intelligent logistics coordination via onboard algorithms
  • Multiple operational configurations for different material handling tasks
  • Integration into existing warehouse and logistics workflows

Specifications

The Forklift Mobile Robot is offered in multiple configurations:

  • Pallet Mover: $45,000–$70,000
  • Stacker: $60,000–$80,000
  • Counterbalanced Forklift: $85,000–$120,000
  • Reach Truck: $95,000–$130,000
  • VNA (Very Narrow Aisle) Forklift: $150,000–$200,000+

Pricing varies based on model type, configuration, and capabilities. Acquisition options include direct purchase, leasing arrangements, and Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) models.

Applications

The product line addresses autonomous material handling across industrial sectors, including:

  • Warehouse and distribution center operations
  • Manufacturing facility logistics
  • Pallet transport and repositioning
  • High-density storage environments (particularly VNA configurations)
  • Multi-scenario industrial logistics coordination

Manufacturer

Hikrobot is a subsidiary of Hikvision and is identified as a large-scale manufacturer of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and forklift systems. The company operates across a global client base spanning multiple industrial sectors and geographic regions.

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