ManufacturerFalcon Tech Robotics LLCRobot model · No. 6

Spilot

Mobile Robots (AMR) · Logistics & Warehousing

CommercialUAE

Key factIn the Market – YES · 38.4 V / 25 Ah LiFePO₄

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Model specifications

AvailabilityIn the Market – YES

Battery38.4 V / 25 Ah LiFePO₄

Charger inputAC 110–240 V, 50–60 Hz

Charging methodsAutomatic recharge + direct charging

Charging timeApprox. 6–6.5 hours

Charging-station output43.2 V DC

Dimensions800 × 640 × 1120 mm

Display/interfaceIntegrated touchscreen/display

Drive motor5.5-inch hub motor

Emergency stopYES

Endurance fully loadedUp to 8 hours

Endurance unloadedUp to 25 hours

GyroscopeSingle-axis

Maximum payload600 kg

Maximum recommended floor drop exposureavoid drops greater than 5 cm.

Model numberABOT11T

NationalityUnited Arab Emirates

Navigation accuracy±10 cm

Navigation sensorsLiDAR + 3D/depth vision camera

Operating surfaceSolid, flat indoor flooring

Recommended environmentIndoor

Robot weightApprox. 70 kg

Shelf-lifting heightUp to 10 cm

Structure materialSheet metal

Travel speed0.1–1.0 m/s

Wi-Fi2.4 GHz / 5 GHz

Wi-Fi standards802.11 b/g/n/ac

About the Spilot

Spilot is a heavy-duty autonomous mobile robot from Falcon Tech Robotics designed for warehouse, factory and industrial intralogistics. It can autonomously transport loads up to 600 kg, navigate using LiDAR and 3D vision, avoid obstacles, lift shelves by up to 10 cm and automatically recharge when required. Its elevator-integration capability also enables autonomous cross-floor delivery, while remote summoning through mobile devices, Wi-Fi, smartwatch or one-touch controls supports flexible deployment in large facilities.

Typical applications: Logistics & Warehousing, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations, Intralogistics.

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