QuikBot Autonomous Final-Mile Delivery Platform

QuikBot Technologies Pte Ltd is a Singapore-headquartered company, with offices in Shenzhen and Dubai, that offers a robot-as-a-service platform for autonomous final-mile delivery in smart cities. It targets the cost and labour burden of moving parcels from building entrances to individual floors and units.

The platform combines QuikCat short-haul robots, QuikFox robots that carry up to three QuikBox smart lockers, and software that routes and consolidates deliveries. Robots pass through lifts, turnstiles and access points, with integration to elevator operators such as KONE, Mitsubishi, Toshiba and Fujitec. Sites include office buildings, residential towers, hotels, malls and campuses.

• QuikCat robot: short-haul autonomous robot for last-mile and floor-level delivery.
• QuikFox robot: longer-haul robot carrying three QuikBoxes and handing them to QuikCat.
• QuikBox smart locker: six individual compartments with security cameras.
• Access integration: operation through lifts, turnstiles and access points.
• AI routing: route optimisation and delivery consolidation.
• Security and tracking: onboard security clearance and parcel tracking.

Parcel and food handover in Vietnamese high-rise condominiums and office towers in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. Hotel and mall in-building delivery. Courier partners such as express carriers consolidating deliveries to managed buildings.

Automates floor-to-floor and building-to-building parcel handover. Consolidates deliveries through AI route optimisation. Provides onboard security clearance and tracking for each parcel. Runs on electric robots, which suits low-emission building logistics.

Growth in e-commerce parcels and a shortage of delivery manpower push courier firms and building owners to automate the last 100 metres. Dense Southeast Asian cities with high-rise offices and condominiums are early markets for in-building delivery robots.

Headquartered in Singapore with offices in Shenzhen and Dubai. Commercial agreements announced with UPS and DHL Express (2026-01). Partner logos include SMRT, CDL, FedEx, 7-Eleven, Keppel and Mapletree. Strategic partnership with Neolix (2026-05).