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On-site Material Transport

Carry tools, materials, and small equipment across temporary roads and uneven ground. Use wheeled units on flat sections and legged ones on rough terrain.

Core functions
  • Indoor-outdoor autonomous travel and shuttle runs on set routes
  • Legged units that clear steps, stairs, and mud (20–45 kg payload)
  • Hundreds of kg via deck or towing (wheeled units)
Customer value
  • Less hand-carrying so tradespeople spend time on skilled work
  • Lower back-injury and trip risks from carrying loads
  • Night-time staging shortens next-morning setup
Check before deploying
  • Route surface (gravel, mud, steps) and slope
  • Load per trip, its form, and who handles loading and unloading

Selected Robots

Hand-picked for this work, with the reason each one fits. "PoC" marks robots to validate in a limited trial first.

Proven in Japan

Cartken Hauler robots
Intralogistics · Cartken Hauler
Approx. 100units

Mitsubishi Electric group orders about 100 Cartken Haulers for industrial sites

Challenge

Industrial sites facing labor shortages needed to reduce manual inter-building transport.

Deployment

Melco Mobility Solutions, a Mitsubishi Electric group company, ordered about 100 units for deployment at industrial sites in Japan.

Outcome

Aims to automate inter-building transport with a 300 kg, all-weather, slope-capable robot.

IndustryManufacturing / Logistics
UseIntralogistics
StageOrdered / rolling out

Sources: Cartken プレスリリース(2025-06)

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Overseas Cases

Model demonstration
Substation Inspection · Jueying X30
−2/3inspection cycle
Power UtilityChina

State Grid Linyi deploys a quadruped + wheeled-legged inspection team at a 220 kV substation

Challenge

Manual rounds for gauge reading and infrared thermography limited inspection frequency and consistency across a large substation.

Deployment

X30 (precise inspection) and Lynx M20 (rapid patrol) at the 220 kV Xianggong substation in Linyi; IP67, −20 to 55 °C.

Outcome

Inspection cycle cut by two-thirds; in the maker's utility deployments a round takes under 35 min (vs. ~2 h manual) with >98% meter recognition.

IndustryPower utility
UseSubstation inspection
StageFull deployment

Sources: DEEP Robotics プレスリリース(ACCESS Newswire, 2025-12) / DEEP Robotics プレスリリース(Newsfile, 2025-11)

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An SP Group inspector with the X30 "SPock" in a cable tunnel
Power Cable Tunnel · Jueying X30
480hours / year saved (est.)
Power UtilitySingapore

Singapore's SP Group deploys the X30 "SPock" to inspect its underground power cable tunnel

Challenge

Manual tunnel inspections took 2–3 hours and up to 6 km of walking, with staff entering the tunnel.

Deployment

With local partner Eastern Green Power and 3–4 months of safety assessment, a pilot runs in the 40 km tunnel.

Outcome

Video and thermal imaging flag cracks and seepage with instant reports; 480 inspection hours/year saved (est.), wider rollout planned.

IndustryPower utility
UseCable tunnel inspection
StageTrial

Sources: DEEP Robotics 公式ニュース(2025-03) / TechNode(2025-01)

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