The KEENON S300 is an autonomous transport robot and AMR for heavy internal logistics in factories, warehouses and distribution centres. With a payload of up to 300 kg, an integrated lifting platform and intelligent navigation, it moves compatible trolleys and racks between work areas while reducing manual handling.
Where does the S300 add value?
Typical applications include production supply, material replenishment, container circulation, rack transport and recurring goods movements. The strongest use cases have predictable transport demand, defined handover points and loads that are physically demanding or time-consuming for employees.
Technical specifications
- Maximum payload: 300 kg
- Dimensions: 925 × 640 × 1,282 mm
- Lifting platform: 860 × 600 mm
- Compatible racks: up to 1,200 × 1,200 mm
- Operating time: up to 6 hours
- Charging time: approximately 3.5 hours
Actual runtime and throughput depend on load, route length, floors, traffic and operating patterns.
Lifting platform and load-carrier design
The integrated platform lifts compatible racks or trolleys for autonomous movement. Before deployment, dimensions, ground clearance, centre of gravity, transfer height and load distribution must be checked. Standardised load carriers improve reliability and make it easier to scale from one route to a fleet.
Navigation and workplace safety
3D vision, dual LiDAR and VSLAM support localisation, route planning and obstacle detection. Three emergency-stop devices complement the safety concept. Deployment does not require magnetic tape or QR-code infrastructure, but every project still needs an on-site route review, traffic rules and an operational risk assessment.
Transport modes and process integration
Direct, loop, multi-point and scheduled transport tasks can support different material flows. Transfer points, priorities, charging logic and responsibilities should be aligned with existing warehouse or production processes. Interfaces and fleet coordination should be defined during the pilot phase.
Planning for high availability
Automatic charging, manual charging and battery replacement enable different operating models. For extended or 24/7-oriented operation, plan order density, charging windows, reserve capacity, maintenance and disruption procedures together.
Implementation in six steps
- Record the workload: document loads, carriers and transport orders per shift.
- Assess the route: inspect bottlenecks, doors, crossings and handover points.
- Define safety rules: establish speeds, right-of-way and emergency procedures.
- Run a live pilot: test the S300 with real loads and normal traffic.
- Configure the workflow: set orders, priorities, charging cycles and interfaces.
- Train and measure: train employees and evaluate throughput, availability and saved handling time.
Business case
Calculate transport orders per shift, route lengths, labour time, ergonomic risks and process interruptions. Purchase and leasing are available, but a reliable business case should be based on measured operational data rather than payload alone.
Conclusion
The KEENON S300 is designed for businesses that want to standardise heavy, repetitive transport. Its 300 kg payload, lifting platform and flexible navigation provide a strong basis for autonomous intralogistics. Aeronex supports feasibility analysis, integration, training and on-site service across Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Czechia.
Explore our transport and logistics robots, compare planning principles in the 2026 AMR and transport robot guide, or request an S300 feasibility study and live demonstration.
Frequently asked questions about the KEENON S300
How much can the S300 carry?
The maximum payload is up to 300 kg, subject to the load carrier and operating conditions.
Does the S300 need magnetic tape?
No. It can be deployed without magnetic tape or QR-code infrastructure.
Can the S300 transport racks?
Yes, provided the dimensions, ground clearance, centre of gravity and loading are compatible with the lifting platform.
Does Aeronex provide integration and training?
Yes. Aeronex provides process analysis, live demonstrations, setup, employee training and ongoing on-site service.
