Recently, Ezhan has officially launched its brand‑new multi‑scene delivery robot. Integrated with autonomous navigation, intelligent dispatching, human‑machine interaction and flexible transportation functions, this AMR robot targets the bottlenecks of material delivery in parks, hospitals, office buildings, factory workshops and laboratories. It helps industries upgrade their logistics with reliable unmanned‑transport performance.
With the acceleration of cost‑reduction‑and‑efficiency‑improvement initiatives and the construction of smart parks and smart hospitals, repetitive short‑distance handling work such as document delivery, sample transfer, material replenishment and goods transportation consumes massive manpower. Manual delivery is often plagued by complicated routes, long waiting time, limited working efficiency and the lack of off‑hour delivery service. Conventional AGV devices, with single‑function designs and no interactive touch‑screen, can hardly meet dual demands of goods transportation and visitor guidance.
Ezhan's latest delivery robot is tailor‑made to solve these industry‑wide pain points. Equipped with a high‑definition touch display screen, the robot can show real‑time delivery tasks and navigation routes, as well as play corporate promotional videos and provide visitor guidance. Built on a high‑performance autonomous‑mobile chassis, it adopts a multi‑sensor navigation system combining LiDAR and vision cameras. No magnetic strips or extra tracks are required. The robot is capable of autonomous path‑planning, actively avoiding pedestrians and obstacles in complex indoor environments. It can also connect intelligently with elevators and access‑control systems to finish cross‑floor deliveries fully‑automatically.
The robot can serve a wide spectrum of application scenarios:
Hospitals: It transports lab specimens, medicines, medical supplies and medical records in a closed‑loop workflow, freeing medical staff from non‑clinical errands so they can spend more time on patients.
Factory Workshops: It delivers production‑line materials, spare parts and tools to designated workstations, realizing flexible factory logistics and streamlining short‑haul transport between warehouses and production lines.
Office Buildings & Industrial Parks: It carries parcels, official documents, stationery and refreshments, improving the intelligence level of park logistics services.
Research Laboratories: It transports experimental samples and chemical consumables, lowering the risk of sample contamination caused by manual transfer.
Exhibition & Government Service Halls: Apart from material delivery, it can work as an intelligent welcome terminal to deliver on‑site guidance, achieving multi‑purpose usage.
Supported by a cloud‑based intelligent management platform, operators are allowed to assign delivery orders remotely, track robot locations, monitor task progress and recall devices anytime. Multiple robots can work collaboratively with automatic‑conflict‑avoidance routing and operate safely in human‑robot mixed environments. Running around‑the‑clock, the robot effectively cuts labor costs for short‑distance transportation and greatly improves delivery efficiency.
Ezhan states that the company will keep deep‑rooted in low‑speed autonomous‑mobile‑robot (AMR) research and develop optimized indoor logistics solutions. In the future, Ezhan will further expand applicable scenarios, upgrade load‑bearing capacity, navigation precision and human‑interaction features, and supply high‑quality intelligent mobile robots for healthcare, manufacturing, industrial parks and scientific‑research sectors, accelerating the digital and intelligent transformation across industries.