Seegrid
Seegrid is a leader in autonomous mobile robot (AMR) solutions for material handling, combining AMR technology, enterprise software, and best-in-class services to deliver connected automated workflows. The company has driven over 14 million autonomous production miles with zero personnel safety incidents, serving the world’s largest manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics companies.
💡Notable Achievement: Seegrid Palion AMRs have driven over 14 million autonomous production miles with zero personnel safety incidents, making them one of the safest and most proven AMR solutions in the industry.
Seegrid Robots
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Tow Tractor S7 AMR
By: Seegrid
Launched: 2024
The Seegrid Tow Tractor S7 AMR is a fully autonomous mobile robot designed for heavy-duty material handling in industrial settings. With a 10,000 lb towing capacity, it transports cart trains and payloads without length limits, as long as total weight stays under capacity. Powered by proprietary Grid Engine technology using 3D probabilistic mapping and stereo vision, it navigates dynamic indoor environments without infrastructure changes. It supports applications like parts-to-line, putaway, replenishment, cross-docking, long-haul transport, and trash removal. Featuring 9-hour battery life, 4.0 mph forward speed, and optional Auto-Hitch/Auto-Charge, it boosts productivity and safety. Fleet Central software enables real-time monitoring and WMS/ERP integration. Proven with 15M+ autonomous miles in 200+ facilities, it adapts to 60% layout changes via human-in-the-loop training, exceeding ANSI safety standards for human-robot collaboration.
Lift RS1 AMR
By: Seegrid
Launched: 2024 | (Inferred · High confidence · Based on Seegrid's Lift RS1 announcements)
The Seegrid Lift RS1 AMR is an autonomous lift truck designed for low-lift material handling workflows, featuring a 6' lift height and 3,500 lb payload capacity. It provides end-to-end automation for transporting, lifting, and placing goods in dynamic environments like manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics. With 5 mph max speed, advanced Smart Path sensing, and 360° safety coverage, it navigates complex facilities without infrastructure, handling tasks such as inbound staging to bulk storage, parts-to-line delivery, lane staging, and end-cap placement. Exceeding ANSI B56.5 standards, it enhances safety, reduces labor costs, and boosts throughput, integrating seamlessly with human workers for reliable, scalable operations across facilities
Lift CR1 AMR
By: Seegrid
Launched: 2024
The Seegrid Lift CR1 AMR is an autonomous lift truck designed for demanding vertical material handling tasks in fast-paced facilities. Featuring a 15-foot lift height and 4,000-pound payload capacity, it navigates without infrastructure using LiDAR-based SLAM for real-time route planning. Proprietary Sliding Scale Autonomy blends AMR agility with AGV predictability, enabling long-haul transport, precise pick-and-drop, destacking, and handling variable heights. Equipped with primary/secondary obstruction detection and drop zone scanning, it prioritizes safety across its full height. A protected ride-on compartment adds flexibility. Ideal for high-density storage, manufacturing, and warehousing, it boosts efficiency, reduces costs, and scales seamlessly with 18M+ autonomous miles proven reliable.
Articles & Industry News
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Seegrid’s Tow Tractor S7 AMR targets heavy horizontal material moves in manufacturing
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Seegrid’s Lift RS1 AMR targets the repetitive middle of manufacturing material flow
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Seegrid’s Lift CR1 AMR pushes vertical material handling higher in manufacturing
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Frequently Asked Questions
10 AnswersVerified answers, company specifications, and deployment details about Seegrid
What type of robots does Seegrid manufacture?
Seegrid manufactures Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs), including Tow Tractors and Lift Trucks, designed for material handling in manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics environments.
How does Seegrid's navigation technology work?
Seegrid uses vision-based navigation and AI-driven path planning, allowing AMRs to autonomously navigate complex environments without requiring physical guides or markers.
What industries does Seegrid serve?
Seegrid serves automotive and heavy manufacturing, logistics, high-density warehousing, and other industries requiring automated material flow in complex facilities.
Is Seegrid's AMR solution safe for human workers?
Yes, Seegrid Palion AMRs have driven over 14 million autonomous miles with zero personnel safety incidents, demonstrating high reliability and safety in shared workspaces.
How many Seegrid AMRs are currently deployed?
Over 2,000 Seegrid AMRs are deployed across more than 200 customer sites globally, partnering with over 50 global brands.
What is the ROI of using Seegrid AMRs?
Seegrid delivers industry-leading ROI by optimizing facility workflows, reducing labor costs, and enhancing productivity through seamless, connected autonomous solutions.
Does Seegrid offer software for managing AMRs?
Yes, Seegrid provides enterprise software that integrates with AMRs to enable complete, connected material handling automation and data-driven consultation.
Can Seegrid AMRs operate in highly complex environments?
Yes, Seegrid AMRs are designed to automate material flow in highly complex environments, including dynamic manufacturing and high-density warehousing facilities.
What is Seegrid's company size?
Seegrid has 201–500 employees, classifying it as a Small to Medium Enterprise (SME) in the robotics industry.
Has Seegrid received any industry awards?
Seegrid is a four-time winner of the Robotics Business Review's top 50 companies in the global robotics industry (RBR50), recognizing its leadership and innovation.
Verified Data & Editorial Assurance
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