Campus Delivery Robots
Run parcels, meals and lab supplies across a campus or business park. The outdoor model carries 100 L of cargo for up to 80 km per charge and climbs 10° ramps, while an indoor unit takes the handover at the building entrance.
How it works
Map the outdoor route
Walk the route once; paths, crossings and docking points are stored, with a 1.5 m turning radius for narrow walkways.
Load and dispatch
Staff or students load the compartment and send the robot to a building; the API exposes status, live video and trip history.
Hand off indoors
At the entrance an indoor delivery robot such as AS09 carries the parcel to the desk, lab or room.
Recommended models
An outdoor carrier for the campus loop plus indoor units for the last 50 metres inside a building.
What to check before you buy
Range and grade — 80 km per charge and ≤10° climbing decide how many buildings one robot can cover.
Cargo volume — 100 L fits parcel runs; compare the payload with your heaviest regular delivery.
API access — status, live video and historical data endpoints make integration with a campus app practical.
Frequently asked questions
How far can the outdoor robot travel on one charge?＋
Alout covers up to 80 km per charge with a 100 L cargo box, at speeds up to 20 km/h.
Can it cope with ramps and kerbs?＋
It climbs slopes up to 10° and turns within a 1.5 m radius, which covers most campus paths. Stairs still need a lift or an indoor handover.
Does someone need to walk with it?＋
No. After the route is mapped it drives autonomously; staff only load and dispatch, and can watch live video through the API.
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