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Neubie

About

About Neubie

Neubility Neubie is a four-wheel autonomous delivery robot for urban last-mile logistics. The 61.5-kilogram vehicle carries a safe payload of 20 kilograms, travels at up to 5.76 kilometres per hour and is specified for approximately eight hours of driving from its 1,500 Wh battery.

Neubie has been used in commercial delivery operations in Korea. Its route performance depends on pavements, crossings, weather, communications and local permissions. The robot transports secured cargo; loading, customer handoff and exception handling remain within the wider delivery service.

Capabilities

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  • Cargo delivery

    Customer-site use - 2025-04-02 - Autonomous delivery robots operated in a named residential complex.

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Deployments

  • Operating Use

    More than 150 sites - 2026-09-29 - indoor and outdoor commercial service sites - Neubility reports Neubie robots operating at more than 150 sites.

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  • Operating Use

    Approximately 400 robots - 2026-09-29 - indoor and outdoor commercial service sites - Neubility reports approximately 400 Neubie robots operating across its fleet.

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  • Operating Use

    Approximately 300 m initial service radius - 2026-08-24 - urban sidewalk delivery - Neubie entered a live Sasazuka food-delivery pilot with an initial approximately 300-metre service radius.

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Timeline

  • Demae-can and Neubility launch Sasazuka robot-delivery pilot

    2026-08-24 - Deployment - The trial runs from August 24 through September 30, 2026 and initially serves an approximately 300-metre radius. Orders from Curry Shop C&C Sasazuka and Doutor Coffee Frente Sasazuka are delivered through Demae-can’s consumer workflow. The programme is a time-bounded urban pilot with a planned radius expansion toward approximately one kilometre, not a permanent citywide launch.

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  • Neubility expands robot delivery inside Raemian Leaders One

    2025-04-02 - Deployment - Neubie robots delivered food and beverages directly to residents front doors. The service connected nearby shops and on-site community facilities with apartment-unit delivery. Autonomous delivery robots operated in a named residential complex.

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