Zhiwang Future Showcases Two Generations of Warehouse Robots at CeMAT Asia, Expects to Reach Mass Production of 100 Units in Q1 2027
Zhiwang Future exhibited its first-generation warehouse mobile picking robot Armstrong and second-generation Armstrong Pro at the CeMAT Asia International Exhibition for Logistics Technology and Transportation Systems, demonstrating on-site multi-robot collaborative picking, autonomous navigation, and precise grasping. The Armstrong Pro's degrees of freedom have increased from 17 to 22, with an effective working height of 0–2.4 meters; it adopts a four-wheel omnidirectional chassis that supports forward and backward movement, lateral movement, diagonal movement, and in-place rotation. Its warehouse robots have already served a Fortune Global 500 pharmaceutical company and leading domestic logistics enterprises, and it is expected to reach a mass production scale of 100 units in the first quarter of 2027.
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Sina Tech News, November 4 afternoon message: CeMAT Asia International Exhibition for Logistics Technology and Transportation Systems opened at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. Embodied intelligence company Zhiwang Future brought its first-generation warehouse mobile picking robot Armstrong and its second-generation product Armstrong Pro to the exhibition, demonstrating on-site operational capabilities such as multi-robot collaborative picking, autonomous navigation, visual recognition and precise grasping.
It is understood that the booth was built to replicate a real warehouse environment, focusing on demonstrating the robots' adaptability in scenarios such as dense shelving and narrow aisles. Among them, the total degrees of freedom of the Armstrong Pro have been increased from 17 in the first-generation product to 22, its effective working height reaches 0–2.4 meters, and it adopts a four-wheel omnidirectional chassis that can move forward and backward, laterally, diagonally and rotate in place, supporting continuous multi-robot collaborative picking operations.
According to the introduction, the company's warehouse mobile picking robots have already achieved commercial deployment in industrial, commercial and other scenarios, serving a Fortune Global 500 pharmaceutical company and leading domestic logistics enterprises, and are expected to reach a production scale of one hundred units in the first quarter of 2027.
In addition, the exhibition site also demonstrated the on-site writing capability of the first-generation robot Armstrong, showcasing its technical exploration in fine manipulation and cross-task applications. Zhiwang Future stated that the company will use warehousing and logistics as the entry point for industrialization and continue to expand the application of embodied intelligence technology in more real-world scenarios. news_keyword_pub,stock,sz300024 iframe below main text iframe below main text General statement General statement QR code at end start QR code at end start
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