BemiGo Unveils Autonomous Delivery Platform and AI Brain in Silicon Valley
BemiGo announced in a press release that it presented three core technologies at the Magic X Global Embodied Intelligence Innovation Conference held on April 28 in Silicon Valley. The company introduced a modular autonomous delivery platform, the SmartVLA large model, and the cloud-based AI brain Brain 2.0, alongside its T6 autonomous delivery robot.
The T6 robot features a cargo capacity of six cubic meters, a payload limit of 1,000 kilograms, and 550 TOPS of computing power. It achieves speeds up to 60 kilometers per hour and can travel 200 kilometers per charge. The system uses a 360-degree perception setup and an integrated algorithm to process 600 to 800 parcels per trip. The robot also supports over-the-air updates and modular maintenance through BemiGo’s Smartware 2.0 middleware.
Built on the NVIDIA Alpamayo 1.5 open-source foundation model and running on the Jetson Thor platform, the SmartVLA system enables real-world scene understanding and autonomous decision-making. Brain 2.0 coordinates multiple vehicles and delivery scenarios through a cloud control platform, data system, and mobile management app, creating a fully autonomous delivery workflow.
BemiGo stated that it is collaborating with partners such as Magic Atom to advance embodied intelligence and expand commercial autonomous delivery operations worldwide.
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