XSquareRobot Sorts 1,816 Parcels/Hour at 98% Success Rate in Live Test
Xianbao_QIAN · x · 2026-08-13
XSquareRobot announced that its robotic system achieved a live test throughput of 1,816 randomly selected parcels per hour with a success rate of over 98%.
The team has completed the full loop from real-world data collection and model training to system testing and refinement this year. They emphasized their commitment to a purpose-built gripper over flashy demos, aiming for high-efficiency, low-cost real-world deployment to take over dirty, dull, and dangerous jobs. The complete logistics sorting line will be showcased at WRC, Hall C, Booth 107.
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