ManufacturerSeegrid CorporationRobot model · No. 1

Lift CR1 AMR

Industrial Robots · Mobile manipulation

CommercialUSA

Key factCommercially available · not publicly disclosed

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Model details

Model specifications

AvailabilityCommercially available

Battery capacitynot publicly disclosed

Battery chemistrynot publicly disclosed

ChargingSynchronized autonomous self-charging managed through Fleet Central

Charging timenot publicly disclosed

Control modesAutonomous and manual ride-on operation

Emergency-stop buttons3

Fleet softwareSeegrid Fleet Central

Fork classificationITA-rated industrial forks

LiDAR SLAMLaser sensors simultaneously build a facility map and determine the robot’s position within it

Maximum autonomous speed5 mph / approximately 8.05 km/h

Maximum lift height15 ft / approximately 4.57 m

Maximum payload4,000 lb / approximately 1,814 kg

Minimum aisle widthnot publicly disclosed

NationalityAmerica

NavigationLiDAR SLAM and Seegrid Grid Engine localization

Operating runtimenot publicly disclosed by Seegrid

Optional fork lengths36–72 in / approximately 914–1,829 mm

Payload perception3D computer vision, sensor fusion and dynamic path planning

Personnel detectionSafety-rated system

Positioning and placement accuracynot publicly disclosed

Robot dimensionsnot publicly disclosed

Robot typeHybrid autonomous/manual counterbalanced lift truck

Robot weightnot publicly disclosed

Safety sensorsFive layered 2D and 3D LiDAR sensors

Safety-standard positioningSeegrid states that its layered safety architecture exceeds ANSI B56.5 and ANSI/RIA R15.08 requirements

Standard fork length42 in / approximately 1,067 mm

Turning radiusnot publicly disclosed

WarningsLED lightbar and acoustic warning system

About the Lift CR1 AMR

The Seegrid Lift CR1 is a hybrid autonomous and manually operable lift truck that handles loads weighing up to 4,000 lb at heights up to 15 ft. It combines LiDAR SLAM, 3D computer vision, dynamic pallet alignment, layered safety sensing and autonomous charging for high-reach warehouse and manufacturing workflows.

Typical applications: Mobile manipulation, Distribution Centres, Intralogistics, Logistics & Warehousing, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations, Enterprise Automation, AI driven automation, Fleet functions.

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