The autonomous delivery vehicles are designed for outdoor resort environments, allowing them to operate on public roads within the resort. This expands their capabilities beyond traditional hotel robots that are limited to indoor corridors and elevators.
The vehicles utilize visual perception technology to identify lane lines, road boundaries, pedestrians, and obstacles in real time. They are equipped with end-to-end neural network driving control technology to navigate complex lighting, ramps, and mixed pedestrian traffic.
Neolix has a history of strategic expansion in South Korea. In July 2025, the company signed a letter of intent for an autonomous driving pilot with the Incheon city government and the Incheon Free Economic Zone, becoming the first Chinese L4-level autonomous delivery company to enter the South Korean market.
