WATT Co.,Ltd. List of Products and Services

This is a solution that automates the process of receiving packages and mail in office buildings and mixed-use buildings, as well as delivering them to each floor and tenant. Delivery drivers simply drop off their packages at the delivery storage robot "W-Station." The W-Station reads the shipping label using AI in under 0.5 seconds and automatically sorts and stores the packages by destination. The delivery robot "James mW II" picks up the packages from the W-Station and delivers them to the door of each office area and tenant. This eliminates the need for reception and general affairs staff to sort and transport packages, and delivery drivers no longer need to navigate inside the building. James physically presses the elevator buttons with its robotic arm, allowing it to be implemented in buildings occupied by tenants without any construction. The same configuration can also be used for internal mail and on-demand goods delivery. If you are only considering delivery robots for inside the building, please also take a look at the "Office Indoor Logistics Delivery Robot Solution."

• Automatic transport robot

This is a solution that automates the process of receiving and delivering packages from delivery services to individual units in tower apartments and collective housing. Delivery drivers simply drop off packages at the lobby's delivery storage robot, "W-Station." The W-Station reads the shipping label using AI in under 0.5 seconds and automatically sorts and stores the packages according to the unit and size. When residents specify a delivery time, the delivery robot "James mW II" picks up the package from the W-Station and delivers it to the front door via the elevator. James physically presses the elevator buttons with its robotic arm, so there is no need for renovations or wiring work for the control panel. It can be implemented in occupied buildings without any construction, regardless of their age. Compared to traditional delivery boxes, it can store 64% more packages in the same installation area. If you are only considering delivery robots within the building, please also take a look at the "In-house logistics delivery robot solution for apartments."

• Automatic transport robot

This is a solution that allows visitors to a commercial facility or department store to check in their shopping bags and pick them up when they leave. Visitors can leave their bags at the sales floor or service counter, receive a pickup number, and continue shopping hands-free. The locker-style configuration of the storage robot "W-Station" takes care of the bags, and when specifying a pickup location for their return, the delivery robot "James mW II" transports them to the parking level or lobby. James physically presses the elevator buttons with its robotic arm, so no renovations to the elevators are necessary. The same robot can also be used for moving products between sales areas and for restocking from the backroom to the sales floor.

• Automatic transport robot

This is a solution that automates the transportation of linens, supplies, documents, and other items within hospitals and care facilities. The delivery robot "James mW II" transports linens, hygiene materials, office supplies, and documents between the wards and the back office. Staff simply call the robot, place the items inside, and specify the ward or department. James physically presses the elevator button with its robotic arm and autonomously navigates to the designated floor. Since no renovations or wiring work for the elevators are required, it can be implemented in operational hospitals without interrupting ongoing work. Equipped with autonomous navigation using LiDAR, safety bumpers, and warning sounds, it can operate in corridors where people are present. The items to be transported are set according to the facility's operational regulations.

• Automatic transport robot

This is a solution that automates the transportation of documents, mail, and supplies within government buildings and public facilities. The delivery robot "James mW II" is responsible for document delivery, distribution of mail to various departments, and replenishment of supplies and consumables. Staff can simply call the robot, place the items inside, and specify the destination department or floor. James physically presses the elevator button with its robotic arm and autonomously navigates to the designated floor. Since there is no need for elevator renovations or wiring work for control panels, it can be implemented in existing government buildings without construction. It can operate in environments with a corridor width of 80 cm and a height difference of up to 3 cm, even in older buildings. Equipped with a lockable storage compartment, it can also handle the transportation of documents containing personal information.

• Automatic transport robot

This is a solution that automates the transportation of guests' luggage (robot porter), room service, and amenity delivery within hotels and inns using two types of robots. By loading luggage and amenities onto the robots at the front desk or in the back office and simply entering the room number, the robots can depart. The delivery robot "James mW II" physically presses the elevator button with its robotic arm, ascends to the guest room floor, and delivers the items to the door. If a storage robot "W-Station" is also installed, it can automate the receipt and storage of packages addressed to guests. Since there is no need for elevator renovations or wiring work, it can be introduced into operating hotels without any modifications. This eliminates the need for staff to make repeated trips to guest rooms.

• Automatic transport robot

This is a solution that automates door-to-door delivery of parcels and on-demand delivery of food, documents, and supplies using two types of robots within office buildings and commercial facilities. The delivery storage robot "W-Station" receives packages, sorts and stores them by destination, while the delivery robot "James mW II" delivers them to the front doors of each office area and tenant. James can physically press the elevator buttons with its robotic arm, allowing it to be implemented in buildings occupied by tenants without any renovation work. For internal mail and food items, the sender simply calls the robot and places the items inside. The recipient is notified when the delivery begins, allowing employees to receive their items without leaving their seats.

• Automatic transport robot
• Automated guided vehicles (AGV, RGV)

This is a solution that automates the transportation of residents' luggage within tower apartments and collective housing. The delivery robot "James mW II" transports large items such as shopping bags and golf bags from the underground parking lot to the front door of each unit or to shared facilities. Residents can simply call the robot using an app or the robot's screen, and James physically presses the elevator buttons with its robotic arm, so there is no need for elevator renovations or wiring work to the control panel. By installing the delivery storage robot "W-Station" in the lobby, it can also accommodate unmanned delivery of packages. W-Station receives, sorts, and stores the packages, and James delivers them to the front door of each unit.

• Automatic transport robot

W-Station is a delivery storage robot designed to automate the entire process from receiving packages to individual delivery without human intervention. It is installed in the lobby of a building, allowing delivery drivers to drop off packages in bulk, after which sorting, storage, and handover to delivery robots are carried out automatically. As soon as a box is inserted, AI label recognition technology reads the address, size, and weight. It supports labels from three countries: South Korea, the United States, and Japan, with recognition occurring in under 0.5 seconds. Based on the delivery address and package size, it determines the optimal storage location and automatically sorts and loads the packages. Recipients can summon the delivery robot James mW II at their desired time, which will deliver the packages to the front of each residence. It also accommodates users who prefer to pick up their packages directly. Compared to conventional unmanned delivery boxes, it can store 64% more packages within the same installation area.

• Delivery lockers

James mW II is an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) that autonomously delivers packages from the reception area to each residence and office space within residential and office buildings. Its greatest feature is that it does not rely on communication with elevators. With 12 degrees of freedom in full-body control, the robot arm physically presses the actual call buttons and destination buttons, allowing for cross-floor delivery without the need for modifications to existing elevators or wiring work for control panels. It also supports wireless communication methods and has a development track record of collaboration with modern elevators, including OTIS. Thanks to its omnidirectional movement (Fluid Drive technology), it can naturally ride alongside residents even in narrow elevator spaces, and building learning using LiDAR SLAM is completed in about two hours. In demonstrations at four locations in the Tokyo area, it delivered a total of 1,096 packages, reducing labor hours for delivery operations by 98%. It has obtained Japanese domestic patent No. 7911809 for "unmanned delivery robots."

• Automatic transport robot
• Welfare and medical equipment