AGV B300

 AGV B300 300 KG AUTOMATED GUIDED VEHICLE FOR WAREHOUSES

AGV B300 is an automated guided vehicle (AGV) designed to lift and transport goods carts to designated locations in warehouses and factories. With a maximum payload of 300 kg, QR code navigation and a compact 170 mm profile, the robot supports automated material handling and Goods-to-Person workflows. Its system integration capabilities and automatic charging options make it suitable for businesses seeking to streamline internal logistics operations.

1. AGV B300 for Automated Material Handling

• The AUBOT AGV B300 is a self-guided transport robot that automatically lifts and moves goods carts along predefined routes. It uses QR code navigation to follow designated paths within a warehouse or factory, helping coordinate the movement of goods between operational areas.
• At just 170 mm high, the robot can move underneath compatible goods carts before lifting and transporting them to their assigned destinations. This low-profile design supports warehouse layouts where floor space and access beneath carts are important considerations.
• AGV B300 is particularly relevant to Goods-to-Person (G2P) operations. In this workflow, the robot brings a goods cart to a designated picking or workstation location, allowing personnel to handle order-picking tasks without manually transporting the cart between locations.

AUBOT AGV B300 300 kg automated guided vehicle for warehouse transport

2. Key Features and Technical Specifications

AGV B300 combines a compact structure, automated cart handling and connectivity options for warehouse material transport.

✢ Main Operating Features

• Maximum payload: Handles loads of up to 300 kg, subject to the requirements of the operating setup.
• Compact profile: Measures 170 mm in height, allowing the robot to move beneath compatible goods carts.
• Automated lifting and transport: Lifts and moves carts to designated locations along configured routes.
• QR code navigation: Uses QR codes to support route guidance within the operating area.
• Warehouse system connectivity: Supports WMS/WCS integration through Wi-Fi or 4G.
• Operational safety features: Includes laser sensors, an emergency stop button, and visual and audible alarms.
• Flexible charging: Supports automatic and manual charging.

✢ Technical Specifications

These specifications help businesses assess the robots suitability for their material handling requirements. Before deployment, buyers should compare the payload, cart dimensions, required lifting height and operating layout with the robots specifications.

3. Applications in Warehouses and Manufacturing Facilities

AGV B300 is designed for internal transport tasks involving frequent movement of goods, components, materials or work-in-progress between designated locations.

✢ Warehousing and Logistics

• The robot can transport goods carts between receiving, storage and dispatch areas. QR code navigation supports movement along configured routes, while the compact design helps accommodate compatible carts in space-conscious warehouse layouts.

✢ E-Commerce and Goods-to-Person Operations

• In e-commerce fulfillment environments, AGV B300 can bring goods carts to designated picking stations. This approach supports Goods-to-Person workflows in which inventory is transported to personnel rather than requiring staff to move carts between locations manually.

✢ Manufacturing Plants

• Manufacturing facilities can use the robot to move components, production materials and work-in-progress between designated process areas. The application depends on the payload, cart compatibility, route configuration and integration requirements of the facility.

✢ Distribution Centers and Retail Warehouses

• The robot can support internal goods movement between functional areas within distribution centers and retail warehouses. It is suitable for businesses evaluating automated cart transport as part of a broader warehouse automation strategy.

4. System Integration and Deployment Support

AUBOT provides automation solutions for warehouses, manufacturing facilities and parking applications. Its solution portfolio includes ASRS, AGV, WCS, WMS and FMS systems.

✢ For AGV B300 projects, the implementation scope may include:

• Site assessment and solution consultation.
• AGV integration with warehouse management and control systems.
• Installation, commissioning and user training.
• Technical support, maintenance and spare parts supply under the agreed service arrangement.

Deployment planning should account for the warehouse layout, transport routes, cart specifications, payload requirements and communication interfaces. Where WMS/WCS integration is required, the system architecture and connectivity requirements should be reviewed before implementation.

A suitable configuration helps align the robots operating capabilities with the facilitys internal logistics processes.

AGV B300 dimensions, payload and technical specifications

5. Choosing AGV B300 for Your Warehouse Automation Project

✢ When evaluating AGV B300, buyers should consider several practical factors:

• Load requirements: Confirm that the maximum payload of 300 kg is suitable for the intended goods and cart configuration.
• Physical clearance: Check the available space beneath goods carts and along the robots operating routes.
• Lifting requirements: Compare the required cart lifting height with the robots maximum lifting height of 80 mm.
• Operating schedule: Assess whether the stated continuous operating time of 3–6 hours aligns with the planned workflow and charging arrangements.
• Navigation and connectivity: Review QR code route configuration and the required Wi-Fi or 4G connection.
• System integration: Determine whether WMS/WCS connectivity is required and confirm the relevant integration scope before deployment.

These considerations help businesses assess technical compatibility and define the requirements for an automated transport project.

AUBOT – Warehouse Automation and Robotics Solutions

Aubot Automation And Robotics Joint Stock Company provides automation and robotics solutions for warehouse operations, manufacturing facilities and parking applications. Its portfolio includes AGV robots and related warehouse automation systems such as ASRS, WCS, WMS and FMS.

Through its automation solution portfolio, AUBOT supports businesses evaluating robotic transport and system integration for internal logistics workflows.

Contact AUBOT for AGV B300 Solutions

Businesses considering the AGV B300 automated guided vehicle can contact AUBOT to discuss payload requirements, warehouse layout, cart compatibility and system integration needs. These details provide a starting point for assessing the robots suitability for a specific material handling application.

Aubot Automation And Robotics Joint Stock Company

• Website: www.aubot.vn
• Email: [email protected]
• Phone: +84 378 829 081