LiDAR for delivery robots
Delivery platforms span a wide speed and environment range — from slow sidewalk bots to road-legal vehicles. ZVISION's NZ series scales sensor count and placement to match.
Which ZVISION LiDAR is best for delivery robots?
For delivery robots, ZVISION recommends the NZ1 and NZ3. NZ1: Ultra-wide-FOV LiDAR for mainstream robotics — 40 m, 240° × 80° FOV. NZ3: Mid-range wide-FOV LiDAR for outdoor robotics — 70 m, 240° × 80° FOV. Speed-appropriate range: Slower sidewalk robots can run on a single NZ1, while faster road vehicles typically combine multiple NZ1/NZ3/NZ5 units for full coverage.
Where LiDAR fits
- Sidewalk-speed (<20 km/h) indoor/outdoor delivery navigation
- Road-speed (30+ km/h) outdoor delivery vehicle perception
- Multi-sensor full-coverage configurations for larger delivery vehicles
- All-weather, all-day autonomous operation
What to look for
Speed-appropriate range
Slower sidewalk robots can run on a single NZ1, while faster road vehicles typically combine multiple NZ1/NZ3/NZ5 units for full coverage.
Semi-solid-state reliability
The dominant architecture in current passenger-vehicle LiDAR, chosen for reliability and lifetime in continuous outdoor duty cycles.
All-weather operation
Delivery fleets run rain or shine — sensors need consistent performance across conditions.
In the field: Running today on JD.com autonomous delivery robots and Jiushi (九识) delivery robot fleets.
Frequently asked
How many sensors does a delivery robot need?
It depends on speed class and required field of view — sub-20 km/h sidewalk robots are typically covered by a single NZ1 or NZ3, while 30+ km/h road vehicles commonly use multiple units for full-vehicle coverage.
Which delivery robot companies use ZVISION LiDAR?
ZVISION's NZ-series sensors are deployed on JD.com and Jiushi (九识) delivery robot fleets.
Need a recommendation for your exact platform?
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