Our autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) take over the long, repetitive trips that move goods around a site, whether that means stock and parts in a warehouse or factory, or linen and supplies in a hospital. We supply the KEENON S100 and S300, map and commission them on your site, train your team, and support them with UK-based servicing.
An autonomous mobile robot moves goods around a building on its own, using LiDAR, cameras and an onboard map to plan routes and steer around people and obstacles. Because an AMR works from a digital map, routes can be adjusted in software, which is why many sites now look at AMR robots before fixed automation when they want to cut down on manual trolley runs.
Clockwork Robotics is the authorised UK distributor for KEENON Robotics, which introduced its S series delivery robots for hospital and industrial use in 2022. We supply both the S100 and S300, survey and map your site, commission the robots and support them from our repair centres in Manchester, Birmingham and London, so you have a UK team for the whole life of each robot rather than a manufacturer overseas.
| Model | Max payload | Battery (KEENON figures) | Charging | From (+ VAT) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KEENON S100 | 100kg+ | Up to 8 hours (under 100kg) | 2.5 hours, charging pile, adapter or 15-second battery swap | £17,250 |
| KEENON S300 | 300kg, lifts shelves up to 120 x 120cm | Up to 6 hours at full load | 3.5 hours, automatic charging or battery swap | £18,750 |
A heavy-load courier robot built for frequent runs of lighter goods, with KEENON's operating system and app pre-installed for quick deployment.
Best for Regular runs of parts, parcels, tools and linen.
A heavy-load intelligent delivery robot whose low 23cm chassis slides under a shelf or cart, lifts it and moves it where it is needed.
Best for Automating existing trolley routes without loading and unloading at each end.
Because the S100 and S300 move goods rather than pick them, they fit any site where staff spend a large part of the day pushing trolleys between the same points.
Results depend on how your site runs, but the businesses looking at autonomous warehouse robots usually want one or more of these.
Staff spend less of their shift walking the same routes.
Loads of 100kg to 300kg move without being pushed by hand, which helps with manual handling risks.
Each run follows the same route and can be tracked.
Battery swapping means the robot can keep running across shifts.
Layouts can change without re-marking floors or moving fixed equipment.
AGV robots work well on fixed, high-volume routes that rarely change, but they depend on markers in the floor. AMRs suit sites where layouts change or where people and robots share the same space, because they navigate from a map and replan around obstacles. If your operation would be better served by an AGV, a conveyor or no automation at all, we'll tell you during the site assessment.
The KEENON S100 starts from £17,250 + VAT and the S300 from £18,750 + VAT. Installation, mapping, accessories such as call buttons and shelves, and service plans are quoted once we understand your site. To compare the cost with the staff hours a robot could support, try the calculator below.
Around 9 months to cover the KEENON S300 list price (ex VAT).
We survey your site, map it, set up pick-up and drop-off points and commission each robot, then train your team to load, charge and look after it. Ongoing servicing, parts and repairs come from our repair centres in Manchester, Birmingham and London.
Robot servicing and repairs
