A Chinese-developed quadruped inspection solution has begun a pilot at a logistics warehouse park in Selangor, Malaysia, according to a Nov. 9 industry-alliance report. The site covers more than 30,000 square meters and includes indoor and outdoor work areas in a humid, rainy climate; the operator was not named.
The trial uses the Hypertron-SW01 quadruped to follow routes to entrances and warehouse areas, conduct multi-point inspections and collect optical and acoustic data. A management platform schedules tasks and monitors the robot, while a simulation system receives operating data for analysis.
The alliance says the solution had already undergone domestic trial operation before the Malaysia pilot. The report characterizes the overseas work as a site trial and gives no unit count, order value or completion date.