ManufacturerFARobot Inc.Robot model · No. 4

SMR1000-S-L

Mobile Robots (AMR) · Intralogistics

CommercialTaiwan

Key factFARobot's 2023 certification announcement specifically identifies SMR250, rather than SMR1000, as having ISO 14644-1 Class 3 cleanroom certification. Therefore I would not record ISO Class 3 for SMR1000-S-L without model-specific confirmation. · EN 1175; EN 61000-6; EN 12895

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Model specifications

Accuracy noteFARobot's 2023 certification announcement specifically identifies SMR250, rather than SMR1000, as having ISO 14644-1 Class 3 cleanroom certification. Therefore I would not record ISO Class 3 for SMR1000-S-L without model-specific confirmation.

Additional standardsEN 1175; EN 61000-6; EN 12895

AprilTag precision docking±10 mm, ±1°

AvailabilityCurrent / commercially offered

Charging time180 minutes

Dimensions1,030 × 830 × 285 mm

Driving modeDifferential drive

Global docking±20 mm

Landmark precision docking±3 mm, ±1°

Lifter capacity1,000 kg

Lifting height70 mm

Maximum payload1,000 kg

Maximum speed1.0 m/s

NationalityTaiwan

NavigationSLAM

Runtime8 hours

Safety certificationISO 3691-4

Scan coverage360°

SMR-series semiconductor safety standardSEMI S17-0319

Traversable gap35 mm

Traversable step20 mm

About the SMR1000-S-L

SMR1000-S-L is FARobot's heavy-duty 1,000 kg autonomous mobile robot with an integrated 1,000 kg lifting mechanism and 70 mm lifting height. Designed for industrial intralogistics, it autonomously transports compatible racks and load carriers through manufacturing and warehouse environments using SLAM navigation, 360° safety scanning, precision docking and FARobot's SWARM CORE fleet-management architecture.

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

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