Office Building Delivery Solution
Links the front desk, the lifts and every floor so frequent deliveries move on their own
Industry Background
In an office tower the friction sits in the last hundred metres: many floors, mixed access rights and peaks that all arrive at once.
Many floors, mixed access
Lifts, doors and turnstiles sit on different systems, so a courier walks the same route all day.
Peaks arrive together
Lunch, meetings and parcels land in the same windows, so manual runs back up.
Recipients spread out
Recipients sit across floors and departments, and every drop-off starts with a phone call.
Visitors and deliveries share one lobby
Parcels, takeaway and visitors share the lobby and the lifts while reception checks identities and handles items.
Nothing is recorded
What was delivered, how many trips it took and how long they ran all go unrecorded.
Solution Overview
Yunchi S2 carries documents, meals, samples and meeting materials in its roughly 50 L compartment on a 25 kg rated payload: it calls the lift, boards, selects the floor and exits through lift, door and turnstile interfaces, while the cloud assigns tasks per building and floor, recharges itself when low and resumes a delivery after a pause.
At about 860 x 580 x 690 mm it fits lifts and corridors; high-precision 3D lidar with a forward wide-angle camera and low blind-spot modules keeps a safe distance from people, and typical runtime is over 6 hours.
Solution Advantages
Lift integration end to end
It calls the lift, boards, selects the floor and exits through lift, door and turnstile interfaces.
Peaks spread across the fleet
The cloud assigns tasks by building and floor and hands over between zones, so nothing waits.
Safe around people
3D lidar with a forward wide-angle camera and low blind-spot modules keeps a safe distance in crowds.
Turns on the spot
Four hub motors with differential drive let it turn without blocking a corridor or lift lobby.
Handovers on the record
Arrival, pickup and exceptions go back to the task system for reception and the recipient alike.
Autonomous charging keeps operations running
It returns to its dock when low, on a typical runtime of over 6 hours.
What the Site Prepares
Power and parking
A power point and a fixed parking spot near the back-of-house area or mailroom, sized to the model.
Network coverage
Wi-Fi across the floors, lift lobbies and service corridors, with roaming between zones.
Lift and door interfaces
Lift, door and turnstile protocols provided, or the vendors join the integration.
Passages and lift cars
Measured lift car dimensions, door widths, turnstile gaps, ramps and floor materials.
Load and cargo
25 kg and roughly 50 L per item; anything larger still needs manual handling or the M3.
Cross-floor and outdoor legs
Whether every level has a lift, and whether the route leaves the building, which needs the outdoor model.
Lobby and peak traffic
How the robot passes through the lobby and how it is checked in, with staggered lift use at lunch and meeting peaks.
Handover points and owners
Reception drop-off, floor pickup points and who is responsible.
Where It Fits and How It Is Deployed
Typical tasks
Documents and contracts, meals and coffee, samples and meeting materials, parcels and reception drop-offs.
How it is deployed
A handover point at reception or the mailroom, fixed routes and speed zones in lift lobbies and corridors, and a charging spot near the back-of-house area.
System integration
Lifts, doors, turnstiles, call terminals, order and property systems; a scanner can confirm each handover.
Want the floors, lifts and task volume assessed? We will put the configuration, pilot and integration plan together for you.