Alpha Robotics Service Robots

Most service robot brands specialize. One makes restaurant trays, another makes hospital couriers, a third builds patrol robots. Alpha Robotics covers the whole route a delivery takes: a reception robot that greets the visitor, a tray robot that carries the meal, a courier that rides the elevator to the right floor, an outdoor robot that crosses the campus, and an industrial AMR that moves the stock behind it all. That breadth lets a hotel, hospital or campus use one brand, one style of interface and one support relationship across very different jobs.

Background

Alpha Robotics Co., Ltd. is a Chinese manufacturer of commercial service robots. Its range is organized into five product lines: reception robots, last mile delivery robots, security patrol robots, medical robots and humanoid robots, along with the Panda AMR series for factory and warehouse transport. The company targets hotels, restaurants, hospitals, communities, showrooms, factories, retail, parcel and takeout delivery, and elderly care.

The Alpha Robotics Lineup

Panda Delivery Robots

The Panda is Alpha Robotics' tray delivery robot for restaurants, hotels, bars and venues. According to published specifications, it carries up to 30 kg on 380 × 380 mm trays, moves at up to 2 m/s, navigates with LiDAR, infrared and ultrasonic sensors, and returns to its charger automatically when the battery runs low. A 10.1 inch screen supports greetings, dish information and advertising. Panda Ultra adds a stronger marketing role, while Panda Hotel and Amy Food Delivery cover hospitality and restaurant service.

Medical Robots

For hospitals, the Panda Hospital and Panda E Multi Layer models carry medicines, samples and supplies between departments, and SpeedyBot Max Medical Edition adds lockable compartments for secure deliveries. The Panda Disinfection Robot handles disinfection tasks. See the full Alpha Robotics medical robots range.

SpeedyBot Couriers

SpeedyBot robots carry deliveries in closed compartments rather than open trays. SpeedyBot Max uses four independent compartments, multi line 3D LiDAR and a 360° camera, and is designed to call and ride elevators on its own for multi floor delivery in hotels, offices, hospitals and campuses. SpeedyBot Pro is built for indoor and outdoor routes. According to published specifications, it carries up to 100 kg, travels at up to 7.2 km/h, runs about 8 hours with a range of about 40 km, climbs 15° slopes and can work with elevators, gates and traffic lights.

Panda AMR Series

The Panda AMRs move materials in factories, warehouses and logistics centers. The model numbers match their rated payload: 150 kg for the F150, 300 kg for the F300 and 600 kg for the F600. The F600 uses LiDAR SLAM navigation, travels at up to 2 m/s, runs up to 16 hours, according to published specifications, and can cross 30 mm thresholds.

Reception Robots

Ciao, Amy, Alice and Snow are front of house robots for lobbies, showrooms, banks, offices and public buildings. They greet visitors, answer questions, guide people to destinations and display information or promotions. Browse the Alpha Robotics reception robots.

Security and Humanoid Robots

CatCop is a compact patrol robot for residential areas, blocks and commercial complexes. According to published specifications, it offers 360° starlight video surveillance, face recognition and autonomous patrol, runs about 8 hours per charge and recharges itself. The Special Forces T1 is the larger patrol model for outdoor and night inspection. The Alphabot G1 is a wheeled humanoid robot with a four wheel drive, four wheel steering chassis and a 20 kg payload for patrol, handling, sorting and companionship roles.

Applications

• Restaurants and catering: food delivery, dish return and guest greeting.
• Hotels: room deliveries across floors, lobby reception and guest information.
• Hospitals and clinics: secure medicine, sample and supply delivery, plus disinfection.
• Campuses, parks and communities: outdoor parcel and takeout delivery.
• Factories and warehouses: material transport with the Panda AMR series.
• Offices and showrooms: reception, guidance and promotion.
• Residential and commercial security: autonomous patrol and video surveillance.

Which Should You Buy?

Before You Buy

• Map the route: measure aisle widths, door openings, thresholds and slopes along every path the robot will use.
• Check floors and elevators: confirm elevator models and access control if the robot must change floors, since elevator integration usually needs on site setup.
• Size the load: match tray, compartment or deck capacity to your heaviest typical order or pallet.
• Plan charging: confirm runtime against your busiest shift and choose where the charging station will sit.
• Check Wi-Fi and network: make sure coverage is strong along the whole route for tasks, monitoring and updates.
• Outdoor use: for SpeedyBot Pro or patrol robots, confirm weather tolerance, local rules for robots on paths and roads, and any required permits.
• Hospital requirements: check infection control, compartment locking and audit trail needs with your clinical team.
• Ask about support: confirm installation, mapping, training, spare parts and warranty terms for your region.

Pricing and Availability

Alpha Robotics robots are sold by quote, because price depends on the model, configuration, accessories, elevator or gate integration and deployment scope. Add the models you are interested in to your quote from this page, along with your site details and quantities, to receive pricing and lead times.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Alpha Robotics make?

Alpha Robotics makes commercial service robots, including tray delivery robots, enclosed courier robots, hospital robots, reception robots, security patrol robots, a wheeled humanoid and Panda AMRs for factories and warehouses.

What is the Panda delivery robot used for?

The Panda carries food and items on open trays in restaurants, hotels, bars and venues, and can greet guests and display promotions on its screen.

What is the difference between Panda and SpeedyBot?

Panda robots use open trays for quick table service. SpeedyBot robots use closed compartments for secure, multi floor or outdoor deliveries.

Can Alpha Robotics robots ride elevators?

Yes. SpeedyBot Max is designed to call and ride elevators on its own, and SpeedyBot Pro can link with elevators and gates through its IoT module. Elevator integration needs to be set up for each site.

Which Alpha Robotics robot works outdoors?

SpeedyBot Pro is built for indoor and outdoor delivery, and the Special Forces T1 is designed for outdoor and night patrol.

What payload do the Panda AMRs carry?

The Panda AMR F150, F300 and F600 are rated for 150 kg, 300 kg and 600 kg respectively.

How much do Alpha Robotics robots cost?

Pricing depends on model and configuration. Add the models you need to your quote on this page to receive current pricing.

Where can I buy Alpha Robotics robots?

You can buy them right here on this page. Choose your models and add them to your quote.

Summary

Alpha Robotics covers nearly every service robot job a hotel, restaurant, hospital, campus or factory needs: Panda tray robots, SpeedyBot couriers for multi floor and outdoor routes, Panda AMRs for material transport, reception robots, patrol robots and the Alphabot G1 humanoid. Choosing one brand across these roles keeps operation and support consistent. If you are ready to buy, compare the models above and add them to your quote from this page.