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ManufacturerSherpa Mobile Robotics (SMR)Robot model · No. 1

SHERPA B

Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) · Logistics & Warehousing

CommercialFrance
Key factYes (with induction charging) · 360° LiDAR
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SHERPA B robot by Sherpa Mobile Robotics (SMR)

Model details

Model specifications

24/7 OperationYes (with induction charging)
360° LiDARYes
API IntegrationYes
Autonomous ChargingYes (induction version)
AvailabilityCommercially Available
Battery TypeRemovable Lithium Battery
ChargingAutomatic Induction Charging or Rack Charging
Dimensions644 × 606 × 957 mm (single tray version)
Driving DirectionBi-directional
Fleet ManagementYes
Fleet OperationYes
Follow-Me ModeYes
Load DetectionYes
Maximum Payload200 kg
Maximum Slope5% (tray) / 4% (conveyor)
Maximum Speed7 km/h (1.94 m/s)
Mobility TypeWheeled
Multi-Robot CoordinationYes
NationalityFrench
NavigationAutonomous Indoor Navigation
Navigation Method360° LiDAR-based SLAM
Obstacle AvoidanceYes
Obstacle DetectionYes
Operating TimeUp to 10 hours (rackable battery)
Robot CategoryUGV
Robot TypeBin & Carton Transport AMR
Robot Weight75–110 kg (depending on top module)
RuntimeUp to 10 hours
Safety Laser Scanners2
Wi-FiYes
WMS/MES IntegrationYes

About the SHERPA B

The SHERPA-B is a commercial Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) developed by Sherpa Mobile Robotics (France) for the autonomous transport of bins, cartons, totes, trays, and small containers in manufacturing plants, warehouses, hospitals, airports, and logistics facilities. Designed for small-load intralogistics, the SHERPA-B supports multiple top modules—including trays, conveyors, and lift mechanisms—and can operate in fully autonomous mode or Follow-Me mode. It uses 360° laser-based navigation, requires no fixed infrastructure, and is compliant with ISO 3691-4 for safe operation alongside people.

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

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