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Manufacturer profile · No. 561

LOMBY Inc.

LOMBYJapan
Models offered3

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Founded2022Company origin · Japan
HeadquartersShinagawa-ku, JapanPrimary company location
Robotics since3–5 yearsFirst robotics work or public program
ScaleNationalLatest official company indicator
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3 models
Model 1Generic Deliveries
LOMBY Inc.

LM-A

Delivery Robots

LM-A is an autonomous electric last-mile delivery robot developed by LOMBY Inc. It uses 3D-map navigation, LiDAR, cameras, obstacle avoidance, and remote supervision to transport goods between stores and residential destinations. Its two-compartment design supports unattended delivery and QR-based parcel collection. Real-world delivery operations are documented, but current commercial unit availability is unverified.

302 × 453 × 346 mm English · 305 × 460 × 370 mm Japanese
Model 2Personal Use
LOMBY Inc.

LM-P

Service Robots

LM-P is a personal mobility robot under development by LOMBY Inc. It is intended to transport human passengers, particularly supporting elderly mobility and everyday transportation. LOMBY plans to develop it using a shared mobility platform concept alongside its cargo transportation robots. Exact-model autonomous operation has not yet been publicly verified.

Not publicly disclosed/verified · Commercially Not Available
Model 3Logistics & Warehousing
LOMBY Inc.

LM-T

Warehouse & Logistics Robots

LM-T is an autonomous onsite logistics robot being developed by LOMBY Inc. for transporting goods within factories, hospitals, and commercial facilities. It is intended to automate internal transport operations and reduce manual material-handling workloads. Technical specifications and commercial release details have not been publicly verified.

Commercially Not Available · Not publicly disclosed/verified
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