Leju Fluvo-RX1

Fluvo-RX1 is the plain member of Leju Robotics' medical logistics line: the same 800 by 500 by 1300 mm wheeled cabinet as the four-compartment RX4, but with a single cargo hold behind a pair of doors instead of four separately locked boxes. It gains 10 litres of volume for the change — 130 against 120 — and loses the ability to serve several departments on one run. That trade-off decides where each model belongs. The RX4 exists so a pharmacy can load once and drop at four wards, each recipient opening only its own compartment. The RX1 suits the opposite pattern: one bulky consignment going from one place to one place — a linen delivery, a batch of sterile supplies, a waste bin — where dividing the space would only waste it. Mechanically the two are the same machine. The RX1 weighs 140 kg empty, ten less than its four-door sibling, carries a rated 200 kg, travels at 0.6 to 1.2 m/s in either direction with automatic speed change, needs 800 mm of clear width, charges in two hours and runs for eight. It navigates on depth cameras front and rear, 360-degree ultrasonic sensing and two diagonal lidars, connects over 5G or Wi-Fi, coordinates with other robots in a fleet, and opens to an IC card or a numeric code. The same reservations apply as to the rest of the line. Leju publishes the entire Fluvo product page as images with no text layer, states no launch date, no battery capacity and no price, and repeats the 200 kg rated load identically across all three models — including a 20 kg open trolley — which reads as a line-wide figure rather than a per-model measurement. The 2026 year in this profile is inferred from the upload date of the manufacturer's own product images (11 February 2026), not from a company announcement.

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