For real world logistics.

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Where it works

The robot has

left the

lab streets campuses business parks hospitals neighbourhoods

Sidewalks, campuses and private sites — where real people live and work.

Travels up to 15 km/h (9 mph), making deliveries fast and efficient.

Can carry up to 100 kilograms of goods securely.

Built for both indoor and outdoor operations, adapting to any setting.

Engineered for all-weather performance, ensuring reliable delivery rain or shine.

Compact at 40 cm by 40 cm, designed to move easily through tight urban spaces.

Runs for up to 8 hours on a single charge with a self charging system supporting full-day delivery cycles.

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A robot is only useful when you can actually deploy it.

STEP 01Map the operating zone.

STEP 02Define delivery points.

STEP 03Set operational guardrails.

STEP 04Deploy the robot.

STEP 05Monitor remotely.

STEP 06Scale the fleet.

GEOFENCE — CAMPUS

DELIVERY POINTS —

The robot

Built to
live outside.

Nippybot outside the Victoria Building, Teesside University

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360° environment awareness

Autonomous navigation

Remote supervision

Secure cargo compartment

All-weather operation

Low-speed pavement operation

Real-time fleet connectivity

Environments

One robot.
Many places.

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For real world logistics.

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A robot is only useful when you can actually deploy it.

Built tolive outside.

One robot.Many places.

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Built to
live outside.

One robot.
Many places.

Let's move
the last mile.