18 Days, South Korea Dual Project Successfully Accepted——Beacon Robot's Overseas Implementation Capability Once Again Verified

Beacon Robot's South Korea dual project successfully accepted — two industry-leading enterprises from the high-value-added chemical materials and semiconductor precision tools sectors respectively, once again fully verifying the company's rapid implementation capability in overseas markets.

Dual Acceptance in Parallel: From Contract Signing to Operation, Cycle Time Shortened to Record Levels

Two client projects were launched nearly simultaneously. From requirements research, solution design, equipment deployment to system integration, the Beacon Robot team completed the full delivery cycle from 0 to 1 in an extremely short time. The two projects were delivered and implemented in a total of 18 days, shortening the delivery cycle by nearly 40% compared to the average delivery cycle of similar overseas projects in the industry. This achievement is attributed to Beacon Robot's mature standardized product system, pre-production supply chain strategy, and the efficient collaboration of local partners in South Korea.

• Standardized Product System: The Latent Lifting and Rotating AMR, as a standardized mass-produced model, has mature and finalized hardware and software, requiring no secondary development or custom modifications for projects, significantly shortening the delivery cycle from the source.
• Pre-Production Supply Chain Strategy: Based on order expectations for the South Korean market, Beacon Robot completed strategic stockpiling of core components in advance. Equipment was immediately arranged for assembly coordination after contract signing, eliminating the waiting time brought by conventional procurement cycles.
• Efficient Collaboration of South Korean Local Partners: The South Korean distribution team provided full-process localized support in early-stage requirement alignment, on-site construction coordination, and daily communication, effectively eliminating cross-cultural communication barriers and ensuring smooth project implementation.

Core Model: Latent Lifting and Rotating AMR, Flexible Adaptation to Multi-Scenario Material Handling

The main model deployed in both projects was the Latent Lifting and Rotating AMR independently developed by Beacon Robot. The two clients came from the high-value-added chemical materials and semiconductor precision tools sectors respectively: the former is a top global chemical enterprise with mobility solutions, specialty materials, and chemicals and engineering plastics as its core businesses; the latter is an industry leader in comprehensive diamond tools for semiconductors. Beacon Robot introduced its concealed Latent Lifting and Rotating AMR, which autonomously navigates underneath material carts and lifts them off the ground through its lifting mechanism. Combined with 360° in-place rotation capability, it flexibly adjusts direction in narrow aisles, enabling fully automated material flow across areas and workstations, significantly improving material turnover efficiency, reducing manual handling intensity and operating costs, while ensuring operational safety and stability in complex human-machine mixed-flow scenarios.

Overseas Implementation Capability: From Product Export to Solution Export, Localized Service Builds Trust

The South Korean market demands extremely high levels of equipment safety and after-sales response speed. Since partnering with South Korean distribution agents, Beacon Robot has continuously strengthened its localized technical support and spare parts reserve system. The successful acceptance of these dual projects represents a comprehensive verification of "overseas project end-to-end delivery capability":

• Early Stage: Beacon Robot dispatched a professional technical team to the South Korean client site in advance, simulating actual routes in a software environment and preemptively avoiding potential conflicts, compressing on-site debugging time to the minimum and ensuring that equipment could quickly transition to the implementation phase upon arrival.
• Mid Stage: An expatriate team composed of senior domestic project engineers was stationed at the South Korean factory, taking full responsibility for on-site implementation. The team efficiently completed the network deployment, map construction, and task scheduling of all AMRs within one week, and provided systematic on-site training to client operations and maintenance personnel, ensuring that the client team could independently perform daily operations.
• Late Stage: After project launch, Beacon Robot simultaneously provided a remote operations and maintenance platform, established a spare parts warehouse in South Korea, and committed to subsequent maintenance with "2-hour response, 4-hour on-site arrival," providing solid assurance for long-term stable operation.

In the future, Beacon Robot will continue to leverage its fully self-developed AMR technology and customized smart logistics solutions to empower more global enterprises in achieving the transformation and upgrading of intelligent manufacturing.