SIASUN Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System

Most warehouses run on two conversations that rarely meet. In the office, a management system knows which batch should leave first, which location is free and which order is due; on the floor, conveyors, lifts, doors and mobile robots carry out instructions they receive from somewhere else. The SIASUN Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System is designed to close that gap, bringing the business logic of the warehouse and the control of its automation equipment into a single platform, so that what the records say and what the machines do are one and the same.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the SIASUN Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System to customers across the European Union and the DACH region. We prepare each quotation around the site in question, coordinate delivery and customs, and remain the point of contact for support once the system is in service.

Background

SIASUN and its mobile robot lineage

SIASUN Mobile Robots was established in 2000 and has since independently developed its own mobile robot dispatching and management systems. Its work has concentrated on demanding production environments, notably automotive manufacturing, new energy power batteries, semiconductors and photovoltaics. Those are sectors in which material handling is tightly bound to production rhythm, and in which a missing or misplaced container can halt a line. The Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System grows out of that background: it is software written by a manufacturer that also builds the robots and the dispatching tools that sit around them.

Alongside this system, SIASUN offers a related mobile robot platform, iMRS 2.0. That platform is centred on mobile robotics and supports cross-platform integration, multiple languages, various vehicle models and multiple protocols, namely VDA5050, the Alliance Protocol and SIASUN's proprietary protocol. Those protocol details belong to the iMRS 2.0 platform rather than to the warehouse system itself.

Where the system sits: WMS and WCS in one platform

The system integrates a WMS (Warehouse Management System) with a WCS (Warehouse Control System) to align warehouse business operations with the control of automation devices. By coordinating inventory, material flow and equipment execution in a unified platform, it provides end-to-end visibility and automated warehouse operations. In SIASUN's own project terminology the software is referred to as the Logistics and Warehousing System (LWS), and in project implementation it manages material inbound and outbound processes, inventory counting, regional transfers and in-warehouse organisation.

Beyond day-to-day operation, the LWS strengthens autonomous design capabilities. It provides functions for warehouse layout design, workstation design, storage location design and container design, which means the same platform that runs the warehouse can also be used to shape it.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the number of robots supported, the system requirements, the deployment model, the interfaces or APIs, the throughput, the package contents, the supported languages, the dimensions or the weight; all of these are confirmed at quotation.

How does a combined WMS and WCS differ from a stand-alone warehouse management system?

A conventional warehouse management system is, in essence, a ledger with rules. It records stock, assigns locations and decides what should happen next, but it usually hands the physical execution to a separate control layer, often supplied by a different vendor, that speaks to conveyors, lifts and vehicles. Every hand-over between the two adds interface work, and every discrepancy between them has to be reconciled by people.

The SIASUN Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System removes that seam by design. Because the WMS and the WCS are integrated, a decision about inventory, such as releasing the oldest batch under FIFO or the most recent under LIFO, can be passed directly to the equipment that will move it. Multi-scenario dispatching on inbound and outbound control is aimed at efficiency, and the automation linkage to conveyors, elevators and access control means that doors and vertical transport become part of the same workflow rather than isolated islands. The practical result is end-to-end visibility: a single view of where material is, where it is going and which device is handling it.

The design functions add a further dimension. Slotting, layout and container optimisation allow a planner to decide where goods should live and in what they should travel, within the same environment that later executes those decisions.

Can the system work with the software a site already runs?

The system integrates efficiently with existing software systems, helping to build a comprehensive logistics and warehousing system with seamless end-to-end process management for customers. For most European sites, that is the decisive question, since few warehouses start from a blank sheet: there is usually an ERP, often a production planning tool and sometimes legacy automation. Robots Europa plans the connection to the systems you name together with SIASUN.

Who is the SIASUN Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System for?

The clearest fit is a manufacturer whose production depends on a steady supply of components and whose warehouse already uses, or plans to use, mobile robots and fixed automation together. SIASUN's own focus on automotive manufacturing, new energy power batteries, semiconductors and photovoltaics indicates the kind of environment the software was shaped by: high-value materials, strict batch traceability and little tolerance for picking the wrong lot.

Logistics managers who need inventory counting, regional transfers and in-warehouse organisation handled in one place, rather than spread across spreadsheets and separate tools, are a second audience. A third is the engineering or planning team about to build or reorganise a store: the layout, workstation, storage location and container design functions give them a means to plan the space before equipment arrives.

Buyers whose interest lies mainly in the vehicles themselves will find SIASUN's hardware in our Mobile Robots category, and a broader range of material handling machines under Logistics Robots. Within the same SIASUN software family, the catalogue also lists the SIASUN Mobile Robot Transport Control System and the SIASUN Mobile Robot Layout Planner Tools; we are happy to advise on how these products relate to a particular project.

What is the SIASUN Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System used for?

1. Inbound and outbound control – dispatching receipts and despatches across multiple scenarios from one platform.
2. Batch-controlled inventory – tracking stock in real time and releasing it by FIFO, LIFO or batch rules.
3. Inventory counting – managing stocktakes within the same system that records and moves the goods.
4. Regional transfers – organising the movement of material between zones of the warehouse.
5. Automation linkage – tying conveyors, elevators and access control into the warehouse workflow.
6. Warehouse design – planning layouts, workstations, storage locations and containers before and during operation.

Pricing and Availability

The SIASUN Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System is supplied on quotation, because its scope depends on the size of the site, the equipment to be linked and the software already in place. Tell Robots Europa about your warehouse, your automation and your existing systems, and we will prepare a quotation with SIASUN that reflects them. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. To begin, use the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the SIASUN Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System combine?

It integrates a WMS (Warehouse Management System) with a WCS (Warehouse Control System), so that warehouse business operations and the control of automation devices run on one platform.

Which inventory rules does it support?

The system offers real-time tracking with FIFO/LIFO and batch control, which suits operations where the order in which material is used matters.

Which equipment can it link to?

The system integrates conveyors, elevators, access control and more, bringing them into the same workflow as inventory and material flow.

Can it help design a warehouse as well as run it?

Yes. The LWS provides warehouse layout design, workstation design, storage location design and container design, together with slotting, layout and container optimisation.

Does it work with our existing software?

Yes. It integrates efficiently with existing software systems, supporting seamless end-to-end process management.

Which warehouse operations does the LWS manage?

In project implementation, the LWS manages material inbound and outbound processes, inventory counting, regional transfers and in-warehouse organisation.

Where can I buy the SIASUN Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System and what does it cost?

Robots Europa supplies the system across the EU and the DACH region. The cost depends on the scope of your warehouse and integration, so please request a quotation from this page.

Summary

The SIASUN Mobile Robot Logistics Warehouse System addresses a familiar weakness of automated warehouses: the distance between the system that decides and the equipment that acts. By integrating WMS and WCS, coordinating inventory, material flow and equipment execution, and adding design tools for layouts, workstations, storage locations and containers, it lets one platform plan, record and direct the work. It draws on SIASUN's experience since 2000 in robot dispatching for demanding industries. For a European site that wants its stock records and its machines to tell the same story, this page is the starting point.