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Autonomous Stackable Forklift – 500 kg Payload, 1,384 mm Lift Height
An autonomous stackable pallet forklift for low-level racking and pallet stacking in manufacturing plants, warehouses and distribution centers. Features 3D vision pallet recognition, a compact 1,425 mm turning radius, and a movable charging station to help operations automate repetitive pallet handling and stacking tasks in multi-shift workflows.
Product Overview
The is an autonomous stackable pallet forklift designed for facilities that require automated pallet transport and low-level stacking. With a 500 kg payload and 1,384 mm fork lifting height, it handles palletized goods between storage areas, production lines, buffer zones and low-level shelving — tasks that exceed the capability of pallet trucks limited to ground-level transport.
The forklift is designed for manufacturing plants, distribution centers, 3PL operators and other facilities with repetitive, standardized pallet handling workflows. Typical tasks include line-side material replenishment, pallet putaway at low racking levels, buffer-zone pallet transfer, empty-pallet stacking and production-to-warehouse transport.
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Key Benefits
✅Compact Turning for Confined Spaces
A 1,425 mm turning radius and 1,738 mm overall length allow the forklift to operate in narrow aisles and confined production-floor layouts. Facilities with limited space can deploy autonomous pallet handling and stacking without widening existing aisles or reconfiguring racking. Actual aisle requirements depend on pallet dimensions, load overhang, mast height and safety margin — site survey is recommended before deployment.
✅3D Vision Pallet Recognition
A 3D vision system identifies pallet positions and orientations, enabling the forks to engage pallets automatically without manual alignment. This supports autonomous operation in repetitive transport and stacking loops where pallet placement may vary within a tolerance range. Recognition performance depends on lighting, pallet condition and pallet type consistency — damaged or non-standard pallets may require evaluation.
✅Low-Level Stacking Capability
With a 1,384 mm fork lifting height and a mast that reaches 1,910 mm during operation, the forklift can place pallets on low-level shelving, stack empty pallets between shifts, or transfer pallets between floor level and mezzanine-level buffer zones — tasks that a ground-level pallet truck cannot perform. Actual stacking feasibility depends on shelf height, pallet dimensions, load stability and clearance — confirmation against site conditions is required.
✅Movable Charging Station
The forklift is equipped with a movable charging station, enabling flexible deployment without fixed charging infrastructure. Facilities can position the charging station based on workflow layout and adjust its location as operational needs change. The forklift supports both automatic charging and manual direct charging, providing options for different shift schedules and facility setups.
✅Real-Time Safety and Environmental Monitoring
The forklift integrates LiDAR sensing, dual laser obstacle avoidance, collision detection, pallet-in-position detection and emergency-stop functions for shared-workspace operation. Detailed safety and perception systems are listed in the Safety & Perception section below. The completed application still requires a site-specific risk assessment. Safety functions support — but do not replace — proper facility safety management, aisle marking, speed limits and operator training.
Deployment, Integration & Support
Site Requirements
| Requirement | Details |
| Aisle width | Depends on pallet size, load overhang, mast height and safety margin; site survey is recommended |
| Floor condition | Flat, even surface recommended; slopes, gaps and surface irregularities should be evaluated |
| Lighting | Adequate lighting required for 3D vision system performance; low-light or glare conditions may affect recognition |
| Network | Wi-Fi or network infrastructure required for fleet management and remote monitoring |
| Power supply | Movable charging station requires power supply at the designated position; location is flexible |
| Pallet standardization | Consistent pallet type, dimensions and condition recommended for reliable autonomous pickup |
| Stacking clearance | Shelf height, overhead clearance and load stability must be confirmed for stacking tasks |
Deployment Process
| Step | Activity |
| 1. Site survey | Assess aisle dimensions, floor condition, pallet types, pickup/drop-off points, stacking locations, charging station placement and network coverage |
| 2. Mapping & route configuration | Build facility map, configure transport and stacking routes, define pickup/drop-off stations and safety zones |
| 3. System integration | Connect fleet management with WMS/WCS/MES if applicable; configure task dispatching logic |
| 4. Testing & commissioning | Run test cycles, verify pallet recognition, stacking accuracy, obstacle avoidance, charging dock alignment and multi-robot traffic control |
| 5. Operator training | Train personnel on task management, mode switching, manual operation, basic troubleshooting and safety procedures |
| 6. Acceptance & handover | Confirm all routes, tasks and safety functions meet requirements; sign off deployment |
System Integration
Integration with WMS, WCS, MES, ERP, automatic doors, elevators, conveyors and other facility systems can be evaluated based on communication protocol, API compatibility and project scope. The forklift supports a fleet management system for multi-robot scheduling, traffic control and task allocation. Manual operation via tiller handle and manual fork controls is available for troubleshooting, repositioning and non-standard tasks.
Delivery & Support
| Item | Details |
| MOQ | 1 unit |
| Lead time | Estimated 35 days (subject to configuration and order volume) |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Remote support | Available — remote diagnostics, software updates and technical consultation |
| Training | Operation and basic maintenance training provided as part of deployment |
| Spare parts | Common wear parts available; supply period and pricing to be confirmed |
Customization options — including branding, fork configuration, software workflow and system integration — may be available depending on order quantity, technical feasibility and project scope. Remote support, documentation and training are available according to the agreed service scope. Please share your application, interface and delivery requirements for evaluation.
Technology and Specification Guide
FAQS
Q: What is the difference between the and a pallet truck?
The is a stackable forklift with a 1,384 mm fork lifting height, enabling it to place pallets on low-level shelving and stack empty pallets. Pallet trucks typically lift pallets only to ground-level transport height (100–200 mm). The is suitable for applications that require vertical pallet placement in addition to horizontal transport.
Q: What pallet types and sizes does the support?
The forklift supports palletized loads up to 500 kg with a 500 mm load center. Pallet compatibility must be confirmed against your actual pallet specifications, including dimensions, fork entry clearance, load center and pallet condition. Please share your pallet type and dimensions for evaluation.
Q: How is the forklift charged?
The forklift supports both automatic charging and manual direct charging. A movable charging station is included, enabling flexible deployment without fixed charging infrastructure. The charging station can be positioned based on workflow layout and adjusted as operational needs change.
Q: Can the forklift operate alongside human workers?
The forklift is equipped with 60 m LiDAR sensing, dual laser obstacle avoidance, a front safety bumper, a physical emergency-stop button and real-time environmental monitoring. These systems help reduce collision risk in shared aisles. The completed application still requires a site-specific risk assessment, and safety functions support — but do not replace — proper facility safety management.
Q: Can the forklift integrate with our WMS or MES system?
Integration with WMS, WCS, MES and ERP systems can be evaluated based on your system’s communication protocol and API compatibility. The forklift’s fleet management system supports task dispatching and remote monitoring. Please share your system specifications for technical evaluation.
Q: What is involved in deploying the forklift?
Deployment includes site survey, facility mapping, route and stacking configuration, system integration (if applicable), testing, operator training and acceptance handover. The process requires confirming aisle dimensions, floor condition, pallet types, pickup/drop-off points, stacking locations, network coverage and charging station placement.
Q: Can the forklift stack pallets on shelving?
With a 1,384 mm fork lifting height and 1,910 mm mast height during operation, the forklift can place pallets on low-level shelving and stack empty pallets. Actual stacking feasibility depends on shelf height, pallet dimensions, load stability, overhead clearance and site conditions. Please share your shelf height and pallet specifications for evaluation.
Request a Quote or Technical Evaluation
Tell us what you need the robot to do. Even if some technical details are not yet confirmed, our team can help evaluate suitable options.
- Application: Briefly describe the task, workflow, or problem you want the robot to handle.
- Key requirements: Share any known payload, reach, capacity, runtime, accuracy, speed, or other performance needs.
- Site & integration: Tell us about the operating environment, layout, existing equipment, or software interfaces if relevant.
- Quantity & timeline: Let us know the expected quantity, destination country, and target delivery or deployment time.
