A good fit for
- Campuses, business parks, holiday parks, healthcare sites and closed locations.
- Organisations with repeatable trips over short distances.
- Pilots in which route, load, monitoring and responsibility are clear in advance.
Category
Compare delivery robots
Delivery robots focus on short-distance delivery, campus delivery, retail delivery and controlled last-mile routes. Feasibility depends strongly on location, regulation, route quality and monitoring.
- 24 models in the directory
- 12 suppliers
- 1 application
All delivery robots in the directory
- Starship Delivery Robot
- Serve Robotics Delivery Robot
- Neolix Delivery Vehicle
- Nuro R3
- Cartken Cartken Model C
- Ottonomy Ottobot
- Coco Robotics Coco
- Neubility Neubie
- Kiwibot Kiwibot
- ROBO-HI DeliRo
- Twinny NARGO D40
- Cartken Courier
- Pudu Robotics FlashBot
- Keenon Robotics S300
- Kesk DELIVER-E
- TwinswHeel ciTHy L
- TwinswHeel ciTHy M
- Avride Delivery Robot
- Coco Robotics Coco 2
- Clevon CLEVON 1
- Keenon Robotics S100
- Nippybot NB-000
- Hyundai Motor Group DAL-e Delivery
- RIVR RIVR ONE
Choosing
When do you choose delivery robots?
What to look out for
- Route quality, regulation, weather conditions and safety determine a lot.
- Public space requires permission and operational coordination.
- Think of load, charging points, monitoring, insurance and fault follow-up.
Lease or rental
Lease or rental is mainly promising at controlled locations where routes, site management and responsibility are well defined in advance.
Learn more about robot leasing, rental and RaaSApplications
Where delivery robots are used
Start with the work: for each application you see which robots and suppliers fit.
Suppliers
Who supplies delivery robots?
- Probotics / OPTEQNetherlands
- SICA RoboticsNetherlands
- CartkenInternational
- Hyundai Motor GroupNot publicly confirmed
- Keenon RoboticsInternational
- KIDE GroupBenelux
And 6 more suppliers in the supplier directory.
Compare
Choices within delivery robots
- Comparing logistics robotsLogistics robots differ strongly per environment: AMRs, warehouse robots, internal transport robots and goods-to-person systems each call for a different assessment.
- Serving robot vs delivery robotServing robots and delivery robots look alike, but usually solve different problems. The first works mainly within hospitality routes, the second around transport or delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers
Exact deployment and costs depend on supplier, location, term and service level.
Can delivery robots be leased directly?
Robotleasen shows robot information, not a direct lease offer. Check availability and any lease terms directly with a supplier.
Can Robotleasen give advice?
The directory and comparison tools help businesses explore robot categories and suppliers. You can send RobotLeasen a business question for an email response; the site does not assess financing or automatically refer enquiries.
Does Robotleasen show prices?
Only if a supplier makes them public. Costs depend on version, term and service; ask a supplier for a quote.
Need help choosing delivery robots?
Use the directory to explore models and suppliers. You can use the enquiry form to send a business question.