What is QuikBot Technologies doing in Singapore?

QuikBot Technologies is deploying AI-powered robots to automate last-mile delivery services in Singapore's business districts.

How do QuikBot's delivery robots work?

Goods are stored in smart lockers, then transferred to robots like the QuikCat for final delivery to offices, accessed via a one-time password.

What is the benefit of QuikBot's partnership with FedEx?

The partnership aims to make deliveries 30% faster and reduce emissions by 20% through autonomous technology.

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Robots Hit Singapore Streets for Last-Mile Delivery

18 Dec

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Summary

Delivery robots navigate Singapore's CBD, automating last-mile logistics.
QuikBot Technologies aims to solve manpower shortages in delivery services.
A partnership with FedEx is expanding autonomous delivery in Singapore.

Robots Hit Singapore Streets for Last-Mile Delivery

Delivery robots are now navigating Singapore's central business district, bringing packages directly to office doors. These automated assistants are equipped with animated eyes and lockers, adeptly using elevators and turnstiles to complete their routes.

QuikBot Technologies, a Singapore-based AI logistics firm established in 2021, is behind these innovations. The company identified a significant manpower shortage in delivery services, particularly in high-demand economies like Singapore, to address the booming e-commerce sector.

QuikBot recently announced a partnership with FedEx to deploy autonomous final-mile delivery services in Singapore, following successful pilot programs. This collaboration aims to improve delivery efficiency by an estimated 30% while reducing carbon emissions by 20%.