Yangsi (Chengdu) Technology Co., Ltd.（扬斯（成都）科技有限公司）, a Chinese developer of autonomous logistics robots, aims to deploy 5,000 robots on overseas public roads by the end of 2026, according to a November 12 report by Xinhua Finance. The company said its robots are already operating commercial routes in some overseas cities.
The robots are designed for applications including food delivery, supermarket services and last-mile logistics. Shen Li, chairman of Yangsi and vice chairman of its affiliate Yunda Technology（运达科技）, said the products are primarily intended for overseas markets.
According to Shen, each robot has a carrying capacity of more than 60 litres and a payload of 20 kilograms. The vehicles use swappable batteries and can operate for more than 12 hours on a single charge. Yangsi also develops autonomous new-energy truck convoys alongside its logistics robot business.
Yangsi plans to expand into additional overseas markets and has set a goal of reaching 20,000 cumulative robot deployments in 2027. The company has not specified how many robots are currently operating in each overseas market or identified the cities and customers involved.
Overseas deployment requires more than vehicle production. Operators need to coordinate with local authorities, maintain fleets and provide support for merchants and delivery services. For Yangsi, progress toward its targets will depend on how effectively it can build those operating capabilities and secure sustained demand in each market.
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