
UQI Robotics
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UQI Robotics robot models
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Model 1Logistics & WarehousingChitu
Mobile Robots (AMR)Chitu α is UQI Robotics' next-generation outdoor autonomous logistics vehicle. It combines autonomous driving, multi-sensor fusion localization, dynamic path planning and LiDAR/binocular perception to transport cargo from industrial campuses and factories toward open-road and last-mile logistics scenarios. It provides a 7.5 m³ cargo compartment and 670 mm cargo-platform height.
Not publicly disclosed · Chinese
Model 2Logistics & WarehousingWali C1200L
Mobile Robots (AMR)A 1.2-ton automated stacker robot with 24 m lifting height, ±3 mm positioning accuracy and support for single- and double-deep warehouse storage.
Commercial product / quotation required; exact availability not publicly disclosed · Chinese
Model 3Logistics & WarehousingWali C1200S
Mobile Robots (AMR)A 1.2-ton automated stacker robot designed for single- or double-deep warehouse storage, with up to 24 m lifting height, ±3 mm positioning accuracy and LiDAR/camera obstacle avoidance.
Commercial product / availability by quotation; exact stock and lead time not publicly disclosed · Chinese
Model 4Logistics & WarehousingWali C3000
Mobile Robots (AMR)A 3-ton automated stacker crane robot for single-deep AS/RS applications, with 24 m maximum lifting height, ±3 mm travel/lifting positioning accuracy and LiDAR/camera obstacle avoidance.
Commercial product / project-based deployment · Chinese
Model 5Logistics & WarehousingWali C50L
Mobile Robots (AMR)C50L is a high-speed tote-stacking mobile robot for dense automated warehouses. It can reach 5.0 m/s, handle totes up to 650 × 450 mm and achieve up to 230 totes/hour, while supporting narrow-aisle bidirectional double-deep storage.
Newly launched / commercially offered; exact stock and delivery lead time not publicly disclosed · Chinese
Model 6Logistics & WarehousingWali T1000
Mobile Robots (AMR)T1000 is a compact low-profile autonomous towing AMR rated for 1,000 kg, using Laser SLAM or magnetic navigation and obstacle-avoidance radar to autonomously move material carts in industrial environments
Commercially deployed/offered · Chinese
Model 7Logistics & WarehousingWali T3000
Mobile Robots (AMR)T3000 is a 3-ton autonomous towing robot for factory and warehouse logistics. It uses multi-line Laser SLAM, LiDAR-based obstacle avoidance and autonomous coupling/uncoupling to move material carts without human intervention.
Commercially available / mass-produced · Chinese
Model 8Logistics & WarehousingWali T8000
Mobile Robots (AMR)An outdoor autonomous towing robot designed for ultra-heavy loads up to 8 tones, featuring 3D-SLAM navigation, 360° perception, automatic towing, RGB-D cart positioning, ABS and multi-level safety protection.
Commercially available/deployed · Chinese
Model 9Logistics & WarehousingWali U1500
Mobile Robots (AMR)U1500 is a heavy-load autonomous lifting AMR with a 1,500 kg rated load, designed for automated material transport and lifting in industrial environments. It has been demonstrated in real logistics workflows, including autonomous movement from storage areas to production/assembly lines.
Commercially deployed/offered · 1,170 × 855 × 258 mm; rated load: 1,500 kg; positioning accuracy: ±5 mm; maximum no-load speed: 2 m/s; navigation: Laser SLAM / QR Code / Ground Texture; obstacle avoidance: LiDAR / optional RGB-D camera.
Model 10Logistics & WarehousingWali U50
Mobile Robots (AMR)U50 is a high-speed tote AGV developed to work with C50L in automated tote warehouses. Its published maximum speed is 5.0 m/s, enabling fast movement of boxed materials within dense warehouse systems.
Newly launched / commercially offered; exact stock and delivery lead time not publicly disclosed. · Chinese
Model 11Logistics & WarehousingWali U600
Mobile Robots (AMR)U600 is a compact autonomous lifting AMR for industrial material transportation, with a 600 kg load rating, autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance and automatic charging.
Commercially offered. Exact stock/lead time depends on market and configuration · 802 × 562 × 257 mm. Rated load: 600 kg. Positioning accuracy: ±5 mm. Maximum operating speed, no load: 2 m/s. Navigation: Laser SLAM / QR Code / ground texture. Obstacle avoidance: LiDAR / optional RGB-D camera.H3000S — High-Lift Version
Mobile Robots (AMR)A 3-ton high-lift omnidirectional AMR designed for autonomous heavy-material handling and lifting, with 1.2 m/s maximum speed, ±5 mm positioning accuracy, laser-SLAM fusion navigation and 360° obstacle perception.
Not publicly disclosed · ChineseWali F3000
Mobile Robots (AMR)F3000 is UQI's heavy-duty autonomous forklift with up to 3.5-ton load capacity and 2.5 m lifting height. It combines dual 8 kW drive motors, visual/3D-SLAM navigation, 360° obstacle avoidance and indoor/outdoor intelligent scheduling for heavy industrial logistics.
Commercially available / in production · ChineseWali H3000S Standard
Mobile Robots (AMR)A 3-ton omnidirectional industrial AMR designed for autonomous heavy-material handling, lifting and transportation, with 1.2 m/s maximum speed, ±5 mm positioning accuracy, laser-SLAM fusion navigation and 360° obstacle perception.
Commercially introduced; exact stock/lead time not publicly disclosed · ChineseWali U1000
Mobile Robots (AMR)U1000 is a heavy-load autonomous lifting AMR for factories and warehouses, designed for automated material transportation and lifting, with SLAM/QR navigation and integration with WMS, ERP and MES.
Commercially offered / available through UQI channels · 980 × 680 × 245 mm; rated load: 1,000 kg; positioning accuracy: ±15 mm; maximum no-load speed: 2 m/s; navigation: Laser SLAM/QR Code/Ground Texture; obstacle avoidance: LiDAR/RGB-D camera optional.Is a robot missing or a profile out of date?
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