Wenshi Robot

About Wenshi Robot

Established in 2015 and headquartered in Shenzhen, China, Wenshi Robot, which operates internationally as Innovix Robotics, positions itself as a global provider of integrated, full-scenario flexible logistics solutions. The company was founded by one of the earliest teams to engage in Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) commercialization in China. Jia Li serves as the chairman and general manager, leading the company in its mission to advance intelligent logistics.

Innovix Robotics targets a wide array of industries, including new energy, 3C electronics, auto parts, cosmetics, apparel, and third-party logistics. The firm has successfully implemented intelligent logistics upgrades for numerous domestic and international enterprises, including Fortune 500 companies, boasting a client repurchase rate of over 80%. The business operates through a model that encompasses the entire lifecycle of a logistics project, from initial planning and consulting to system integration, maintenance, and supply chain management services. This is facilitated by a global presence with a product development center, manufacturing center, and project delivery center, alongside branches in Beijing, Hong Kong, North America, and Vietnam.

The core of the company's offering is a suite of hardware and software designed to automate and digitize logistics processes. Its product line includes a variety of AMRs, automated forklifts, collaborative robots, and other automated equipment such as the T20, ED30, and ES20 models. These robots are powered by advanced technologies like laser SLAM navigation and visual fusion navigation. A key differentiator is the company's proprietary Robot Control System (RCS) and Intelligent Warehouse Management System (i-WMS), which enable large-scale cluster scheduling, multi-vehicle coordination, and seamless integration with third-party systems for rapid deployment. This allows for the automation of a range of warehouse functions, from picking and material handling to full pallet storage and goods-to-person order processing, ultimately aiming to replace traditional manual handling.