Leju Fluvo-RT2

Fluvo-RT2 is the open version of Leju Robotics' hospital delivery robot: a wheeled base with an upright pillar and two load trays, without the locked cabinet that defines the RX1 and RX4. It measures 800 by 500 by 1250 mm and, at 20 kg unladen, is a fraction of the weight of its enclosed siblings, which weigh 140 and 150 kg. The open format changes what the machine is for. A locked cabinet exists to keep medicines, blood or waste out of reach between two authorised people; open trays exist for speed and for bulky items that will not fit through a compartment door — trolleys of files, meal trays, boxes handed over at a nurse station. The manufacturer nonetheless lists IC card and code unlocking for this model too, which is hard to square with shelves that have no doors; it is most likely the fleet software's standard job-release mechanism rather than a physical lock. Driving specifications match the rest of the Fluvo line: 0.6 to 1.2 m/s in both directions, 800 mm minimum passage width, two hours to charge and eight hours of work, 5G or Wi-Fi networking. Two figures are specific to this model: a maximum climbing angle of 5 degrees, which the enclosed cabinets do not quote at all, and the two-level tray arrangement in place of a cargo volume. The manufacturer's rated load of 200 kg deserves scepticism here. It is the same number given for the RX1 and RX4, machines seven times heavier, and it is quoted for a 20 kg trolley whose entire structure is a pillar and two shelves. We record the figure as published but read it as a line-wide specification rather than a measured limit for this chassis. As with the whole Fluvo line, Leju gives no launch date, no battery capacity and no price, and publishes the product page purely as images; the 2026 year is inferred from the upload date of those images (11 February 2026).

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