Delivery · last milePudu RoboticsChina
FlashBot Max
Delivery robot for multi-floor buildings: it passes turnstiles, calls elevators and brings orders to the door on its own. Cloud integration with KONE and OTIS elevators requires no hardware modifications, with a hardware option for other brands. Enclosed ventilated compartments release items via PIN, phone number or NFC — built for hotels, office towers and residential complexes, including semi-outdoor routes.
Specifications
- Payload
- up to 20 kg (up to 10 kg per compartment)
- Compartments
- 2 / 3 / 4 (configurable)
- Runtime
- up to 9 h
- Charging time
- about 4 h
- Dimensions
- 538 × 534 × 1052 mm
- Minimum passage width
- 70 cm
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Applications
- Delivering orders to hotel rooms and apartments
- Distributing food and parcels across office floors
- Transferring documents between departments
- Reception-to-door delivery in residential complexes
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