Scenic Area and Park Service Solution
Visitor supplies and mobile retail moving between service points on their own
Industry Background
Scenic areas are large and the points are scattered, so supplies and retail have long depended on staff walking the route.
Scattered points
Shops, service points and the store are far apart, so replenishment takes a long time.
Holiday peaks
Consumption concentrates on holidays and event days, when extra hands are hard to find.
Changeable ground and weather
Stone paths, slopes and weather set the bar for what can cross.
Work after closing
Cleaning, restocking and resetting equipment all land after closing, with the fewest staff.
Solution Overview
Fengxing M3 handles replenishment, mobile retail and promotion inside scenic areas and parks: four-wheel independent drive and off-road tyres cope with stone paths, slopes and park roads, clearing 180 mm and climbing 20 deg, while a 100 L compartment on a 60 kg rated payload carries drinks, snacks and emergency items.
In peak periods the dedicated trailer extends bulk handling to 150 kg of evenly distributed load; IP54 sealing suits outdoor use, 8-10 hours of runtime covers a full day, and both automatic charging and battery swap are supported.
Solution Advantages
Covers the visitor route
20 degree climbs and 180 mm obstacles, with independent suspension for paving and slopes.
Trailer support for peak days
A 150 kg trailer moves far more stock in one run.
Works across the seasons
IP54 sealing and a -10 to 45 deg C range.
Mobile retail alongside service points
The 100 L compartment doubles as a mobile shop and stock carrier.
Geofences around crowds
Speed limits and no-go zones cover busy areas, with remote takeover when needed.
What the Site Prepares
Routes and surfaces
Measured surfaces, gentle slopes, steps and bridge widths on the visitor and service routes.
Crowd control
Speed limits and no-go hours in busy areas, and how work is scheduled at peak times.
Power and parking
A paved surface, power and parking space near the service area or sales point.
Network and takeover
4G/5G or Wi-Fi along the visitor routes and service corridors, so remote takeover stays available.
Load and cargo
Restock volume and single-item weight limits agreed - 60 kg rated and a 100 L cargo box here.
Weather and closing
How rain and snow and after-closing work are handled, with protection and cleaning rules.
Handover points
Warehouse, sales point and service station handover points and owners.
Where It Fits and How It Is Deployed
Typical tasks
Restocking sales points, supplies for service stations, temporary delivery for events, moving emergency items.
How it is deployed
Mapping along main visitor routes and service paths with speed limits and no-go zones in crowded areas, and charging at the store or service yard.
System integration
Ticketing, retail and park operations systems, with a scanner for restocking and stocktakes.
Routes, gradients and footfall differ by site, so we will assess against your actual layout.