Shanghai Muyi Robotics Technology

Shanghai Muyi Robotics Technology, operating as Mooe Robot, is a high-tech enterprise established in 2016 by founder and CEO Qian Yongqiang and CTO MA Haojie. The company focuses on the development and production of unmanned handling robots, also known as automated guided vehicles (AGVs), for the large-scale warehousing and logistics sector. Mooe Robot has secured significant funding over several rounds, including investments from notable firms like CITIC, Deppon Logistics, and Lanchi Venture Capital, totaling at least $31.9M. This financial backing has supported product development and expansion.

The company's business model centers on selling its proprietary robotic hardware and software solutions directly to businesses. Its client base includes major players in the logistics and 3C (Computer, Communication, and Consumer Electronics) manufacturing industries, such as Deppon Express, Yunda Express, BYD Company, and Alibaba's logistics platform CaiNiao. Mooe Robot's revenue is generated through the sale and potential leasing of its robotic systems, which are designed to improve operational efficiency and reduce labor costs for its clients. One robot, for instance, is capable of replacing two human workers and operating continuously for 24 hours.

Mooe Robot's core products are a range of unmanned, automated forklifts and handling robots that can carry payloads from 100kg up to 2,000kg. A key technological feature is the use of advanced 3D laser SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) algorithms, which allow the robots to navigate autonomously and dynamically in complex environments without requiring scene transformation. The robots can independently plan optimal paths, avoid obstacles, and operate in mixed man-machine fields. The system architecture is distributed, enabling each robot to compute its path independently, which reduces server pressure and increases system stability when managing large fleets of up to 100 devices. The robots are equipped with features like 360-degree laser detection, pallet angle identification, and automatic charging, all managed through a cloud platform that allows for remote monitoring and data visualization.

Keywords: logistics automation, autonomous mobile robots, warehouse robotics, automated guided vehicles, SLAM navigation, unmanned forklift, material handling, 3C electronics manufacturing, supply chain technology, industrial robotics, Deppon Logistics, Qian Yongqiang, automated forklifts, mobile robots, warehouse automation, logistics technology, robotic logistics, AGV solutions, smart factory, intralogistics