RoboDock
About
About RoboDock
RoboDock builds autonomous depot systems for electric and autonomous vehicle fleets. Its robotics layer automates plug insertion, charging initiation and vehicle inspection in depots, ports and logistics yards where servicing work otherwise depends on repeated manual intervention.
The workflow begins when a vehicle enters a charging stall. Vision guides plug alignment and verifies the connection before power flows, while sensing systems inspect vehicle readiness before redeployment. Charge and inspection events feed a closed-loop system intended to improve operating accuracy and keep mixed fleets available across repeated depot cycles.
Team
- Celine Wang - Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer - Leads perception, mechatronics and vehicle-interface engineering for RoboDock.
- Zinny Weli - Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer - Leads RoboDock and its autonomous fleet-charging and depot-operations programme.
Timeline
Events
- 2026-02-19 - Product Launch - RoboDock launches RoboDock: Autonomous Depots for Autonomous Fleets
The system physically plugs and unplugs vehicles and verifies successful charge initiation. Vision and thermal sensing perform post-trip vehicle inspections before redeployment. RoboDock described the system as a retrofit for existing depots, chargers and vehicle types and was onboarding early pilot partners.
Source
Context
Context tags
- Robot hardware - Stack Layer - Public source material supports Robot hardware context.