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Onboard sorting and contactless package transfer let an autonomous BEV delivery container cut handling cost, route delays, and disease exposure.
Dual ceiling winders and a rear gate stopper lift luggage into the vehicle compartment without a space-consuming boom.
A hoist-and-winch brace cart moves and lifts heavy temporary wall braces for faster positioning with less manual handling and injury risk.
A direction indicator lets the crane controller coordinate actuator motion, reducing multi-input control burden while improving tool guidance.
A rail-guided crossbar carries a robotic lift assist to reposition and handle pickup bed cargo with more precise, less cumbersome loading.
Autonomous package sorting inside a swappable BEV container enables contactless delivery, secure retrieval, and real-time status tracking.
A robotic shelf-and-chute module retrieves route-matched packages before each stop, cutting sorting time, loading errors, and manual handling risk.
By detecting arm geometry and correcting deviation to preset targets, this case reduces crane operator workload and collision risk.
A circular storage conveyor brings cargo to a fixed stacker, freeing aisle space and increasing in-vehicle storage capacity.