RobotEra M7 humanoids now working in 10+ logistics warehouses, sorting at 1,500 packages/hour
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-11-15
RobotEra's M7 humanoid robots are running in more than 10 logistics centers for China Post and SF Express, including this year's 11.11 sorting peak.
Key numbers:
- Lab throughput was about 1,200 packages/hour, but real-line performance started at only 800–900/hour
- After pulling data from human sorters and tuning the model, peak throughput reached 1,500 packages/hour
- The robots handle mixed parcel flow and odd-shaped packages
The author notes logistics warehouses are a "paradise" for humanoid robots: structured, repetitive tasks in enclosed environments, making them one of the most practical deployment scenarios for embodied AI.
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