Post Unmanned Delivery Vehicle Appeared In Xiong Anxin District With A Load Of 200 Kg.

On August 23rd, the unmanned delivery vehicle developed by China Post was unveiled in Xiong an new area recently. The car body has 30 parcels, and the longitudinal adjacent lattice ports can also be transformed into large capacity lattices by removing the baffles. The loading capacity of the car body is 200 kilograms.

It is reported that the automated delivery vehicle can achieve automatic driving at L4 level through radar drafting, intelligent sensing, big data analysis and intelligent decision making. It is mainly used in the semi closed, centralized mail delivery area, such as business office area, campus, industrial park and residential area, which can significantly reduce delivery workload and improve site operation efficiency.

It is worth mentioning that this unmanned delivery vehicle can not rely on GPS, but through its own map system combined with intelligent perception, big data analysis for intelligent decision-making and vehicle control, in the industry leading level.

The media learned that in June of this year, the unmanned delivery vehicle had been debugged and experimentation in Beijing. The length of the vehicle is about 2 meters, 0.8 meters wide and about 1.5 meters high. It has three working modes of remote driving, parallel driving and unmanned driving, and the speed of driverless can reach 15 kilometers per hour.

In recent years, the heat of unmanned distribution continues to rise. Amazon has been testing its "scout" unmanned delivery vehicle near the headquarters of the University of Washington in recent months, and it has recently expanded the test project, and plans to conduct a larger unmanned vehicle delivery test in the Erwin area of California.

In April last year, Suning logistics launched the "Wolong No. 1" unmanned delivery vehicle in Nanjing successfully measured, and then in Beijing, Nanjing, Chengdu three normal operation. In August of this year, Suning logistics launched the upgraded version of "Wolong 5G", the "Wolong 5G" unmanned distribution vehicle.