SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools (Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools)

Every intralogistics project reaches the moment when the drawing meets the floor: a robot arrives at a corner the plan said was clear, two routes converge on the same aisle at the same instant, or a station sits exactly where a rack was moved last week. The SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools (Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools) are designed to move that moment off the shop floor and onto a screen, where correcting a route takes a few adjustments rather than a day of stalled commissioning. As a fundamental tool within SIASUN's IMRS software platform, it gives integrators and plant engineers one environment in which to create maps, plan routes and configure stations for AGV and AMR operating areas.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools to manufacturers, logistics operators and system integrators throughout the European Union and the DACH region. Our team prepares each quotation around the customer's project, arranges delivery and supports the software after handover, so that planning, deployment and later layout changes are handled by a single point of contact familiar with European operating requirements.

Background

SIASUN and its mobile robot software

SIASUN is a robotics manufacturer whose portfolio extends from industrial robots to mobile robots used for material transport in factories and warehouses. Alongside the vehicles themselves, the company develops the software that coordinates them, recognising that an automated guided vehicle or autonomous mobile robot is only as productive as the map it follows and the traffic rules that govern it. The Layout Planner Tools belong to that software layer: they do not move material themselves, but they define where and how every robot in the fleet will move.

Where the tool sits within IMRS

IMRS is SIASUN's software platform for mobile robot fleets, and the sources name the Layout Planner Tools as a tool of the IMRS 2.0 Software Platform. The platform as a whole is capable of large-scale, hybrid scheduling for up to thousands of units, offering an integrated solution for material storage and distribution at plant and workshop level. Within that system, the Layout Planner Tools handle the groundwork: the maps, routes, waypoints, stations, no-go zones and traffic rules on which scheduling later depends. A scheduling system can only dispatch robots efficiently across a layout that has been modelled correctly, which is why this tool is fundamental to IMRS.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the system requirements, the supported file formats, the licensing model, the software version, the supported languages or the number of robots that can be simulated; these are confirmed at quotation.

How does simulation shorten AGV and AMR commissioning?

Commissioning a mobile robot fleet traditionally involves a great deal of trial on the live floor: routes are taught, robots are run, conflicts are observed and the layout is corrected, often while production waits. The SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools bring simulation-based verification into that process. Paths can be checked for feasibility before go-live, so that dead ends, unworkable turns and conflicting routes are identified while they are still lines on a map rather than robots blocking an aisle.

This approach validates feasibility before deployment and shortens commissioning time. The benefit is not limited to the first installation. Factories change: production lines are rebalanced, storage areas are extended and new stations are added. Because the tool supports fast iteration for layout changes, a revised layout can be drawn, verified in simulation and released with far less disruption than a full recommissioning would cause. For operations where layout flexibility is a competitive requirement rather than an occasional event, this ability to plan, test and update quickly is the tool's central contribution.

Why does support for Laser SLAM, QR code and hybrid maps matter?

Mobile robots locate themselves in different ways. Laser SLAM navigation builds and follows a map of the surroundings from laser scans, which suits open, changeable environments without floor markers. QR code navigation relies on codes fixed to the floor, a method often preferred where precise, repeatable positioning is required. Many real sites combine the two, using markers in some zones and natural features in others.

The Layout Planner Tools support Laser SLAM, QR code and hybrid maps and include multi-navigation map management. In practice, this means that a facility using more than one navigation method need not maintain separate planning environments for each. Routes, stations and no-go zones can be planned consistently across the whole operating area, which simplifies both the initial design and every later revision.

Who are the SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools for?

The first audience is the system integrator responsible for bringing a SIASUN fleet into service. For integrators, a visual interface for paths, waypoints, no-go zones and traffic rules, combined with simulation before go-live, reduces the time spent correcting routes on site and makes the commissioning schedule more predictable.

The second audience is the in-house plant or logistics engineering team that owns the layout after handover. Factories whose lines and storage areas change regularly benefit most from a tool built for fast iteration, as they can adapt the robot layout themselves rather than treating every change as a new project.

The third audience is the operator planning a larger deployment within the IMRS platform, where the accuracy of the underlying maps and traffic rules directly affects how well large-scale scheduling performs. Buyers comparing the vehicles that will run on these layouts can browse SIASUN's Mobile Robots and the wider range of Logistics Robots. Those assembling a broader software stack may also review the SIASUN Mobile Robot Digital Twin System and the SIASUN Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System, whose own pages set out what each one does; Robots Europa can advise on how they fit alongside the Layout Planner Tools.

What are the SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools used for?

1. Map creation: building the navigation maps for a new AGV or AMR operating area quickly.
2. Route planning: drawing and adjusting the paths and waypoints the fleet will follow.
3. Station configuration: defining the pick-up, drop-off and service stations within the layout.
4. Safety zoning: marking no-go zones and setting traffic rules through the visual interface.
5. Pre-deployment verification: checking path feasibility in simulation before go-live.
6. Layout change management: iterating quickly when production lines or storage areas are rearranged.

Pricing and Availability

The SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools are supplied by quotation, as the appropriate scope depends on the fleet, the navigation methods in use and the wider IMRS configuration of each site. Robots Europa prepares every quotation individually and settles the scope, including system requirements and licensing, before any order is placed. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. To begin, please send us a brief description of your site and fleet using the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools do?

They are a fundamental tool within SIASUN's IMRS platform for rapid map creation, route planning and station configuration in AGV and AMR operating areas. Paths, waypoints, no-go zones and traffic rules are set up through a visual interface.

Which navigation map types are supported?

The tool supports Laser SLAM, QR code and hybrid maps, with multi-navigation map management.

Can layouts be tested before the robots run?

Yes. Simulation debugging allows path feasibility to be verified before go-live, which shortens commissioning time.

How does the tool handle changes to a factory layout?

It is designed for fast iteration when layouts change, so revised routes and stations can be drawn, verified and released without starting the planning from scratch.

Is the tool part of a larger system?

Yes. It is a tool of the IMRS 2.0 Software Platform, which is capable of large-scale, hybrid scheduling for up to thousands of units.

What are the system requirements and licensing terms?

System requirements, licensing, file formats and languages depend on the project. Robots Europa sets them out in the individual quotation for your site.

Where can I buy the SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools and what does it cost?

You can obtain them from Robots Europa, which supplies customers throughout the EU and the DACH region. The cost depends on your project scope and is set out in an individual quotation that you can request from this page.

Summary

The most expensive place to discover a layout problem is on a working floor, with robots idle and production waiting. The SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools move that discovery onto a screen: maps for Laser SLAM, QR code and hybrid navigation are created and managed in one place, routes, stations and no-go zones are drawn visually, and every path can be verified in simulation before go-live. When the factory changes, the layout changes with it through fast iteration rather than recommissioning. As the groundwork beneath SIASUN's IMRS scheduling, the tool determines how smoothly a fleet will run from its first day onwards. Robots Europa quotes, delivers and supports it across Europe, and for any team planning a SIASUN AGV or AMR deployment, this page is the starting point.