UBTECH VERCARI Cabinet Delivery Robot

A cart can be pushed down a corridor by anyone, but it cannot decide who is allowed to open it, and it cannot put an item away by itself. The UBTECH VERCARI Cabinet Delivery Robot is built to do both: it drives to its destination, checks who is asking, and loads items into its drawers with its own arm. For facilities where skilled staff spend part of every shift on errands, that is a different kind of tool from a trolley.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company behind VERCARI

Ubtech Robotics Corp Ltd was incorporated in 2012 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, China. The company builds service robots for several settings, from commercial reception to healthcare logistics. VERCARI belongs to its delivery line, which also includes the open-shelf UBTECH AUCARI Open Shelf Delivery Robot.

The two robots solve the same transport problem in different ways. AUCARI carries goods on open shelves. VERCARI keeps them inside a cabinet, behind drawers that open only for the right person. Facilities that handle sensitive items will find the cabinet approach easier to reason about.

Where VERCARI sits in the lineup

VERCARI is a cabinet delivery robot. Three technologies define it: a six degree-of-freedom arm, automated drawers and a navigation stack that adjusts routes around obstacles. The arm grasps and arranges items with the drawers automatically. The drawers open and close on their own, which supports secure delivery of sensitive items. A secure cloud platform handles delivery scheduling, tracking and monitoring.

Together these features make the robot more than a moving box. It takes part in the handover at both ends of the trip. Hospitals and similar care environments are the natural home for this design, and you can browse related equipment under Hospital Robots and Healthcare.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the battery capacity, the charging time, the runtime, the IP rating, the number of drawers, the box contents, the operating temperature or the noise level; they are confirmed at quotation.

How does VERCARI keep deliveries secure?

Security starts at the drawer. The drawers can only be opened by verifying the identity of the user or nurse, through the assigned RF badge or a password. A drawer that does not recognize the person in front of it stays shut. The design follows a simple rule: one item, one code. Each item can therefore be tracked effectively from loading to hand-off.

The drawers also open and close automatically. Nobody has to hold a lid or push a latch while carrying something else, and the compartment is not left ajar between stops. This matters most for sensitive items, where an open compartment is the weak point of any transport process.

Tracking continues beyond the drawer. The secure cloud platform handles delivery scheduling and delivery tracking and monitoring, so a coordinator can see what has been sent and where the robot is. Wi-Fi, 5G and 4G connectivity keep the robot in contact with that platform.

What makes VERCARI different from a simple delivery cart?

The first difference is the arm. The six degree-of-freedom arm can grasp and arrange items with the drawers automatically, with a grasping weight of 2 kg. A conventional delivery robot needs a person at each end to load and unload. VERCARI can take part in that step itself, and an arm camera is among its sensors to support the work. The drawer load bearing is 40 kg, so the arm's grasp limit and the drawer's capacity are different figures with different jobs.

The second difference is navigation. Built-in collision avoidance supports safe delivery and lets the robot adjust its routes. Lidar, ultrasonic and infrared sensors, an RGBD camera and an IMU give it several ways to read its surroundings. Positioning accuracy is under 3 cm and under 3° in navigation, which helps when the robot must stop precisely at a drop point.

The third difference is physical. At 150 kg and 105 x 66 x 104 cm, VERCARI is a substantial machine, and it is meant to be. It climbs obstacles 1 cm high and 3.5 cm wide and handles a slope of 5°, which covers many thresholds and gentle ramps. Its speed range of 0.1 m/s to 1 m/s lets it creep through crowded areas and move faster in clear ones.

Who is the UBTECH VERCARI Cabinet Delivery Robot for?

Hospital and clinic managers are the clearest audience. They have items that should travel enclosed and be handed only to an authorized person, such as medical supplies, samples and documents. Nursing leaders who want to free staff from routine errands will see the point of badge-based access.

Facility and logistics teams in care homes, laboratories and large indoor campuses are another group. They benefit from scheduled deliveries and a cloud view of what is moving. System integrators who build connected workflows around service robots can use the Wi-Fi, 5G and 4G connectivity and the cloud platform.

If your goods are not sensitive and you prefer open access to a closed cabinet, the UBTECH AUCARI Open Shelf Delivery Robot is the sibling to compare. It is built for open-shelf transport rather than enclosed, identity-checked drawers.

What is the UBTECH VERCARI Cabinet Delivery Robot used for?

1. Medical supply transport. Moves supplies between storage and care areas in enclosed drawers.
2. Sample and document handling. Carries sensitive items that should reach only the intended person.
3. Scheduled rounds. Runs deliveries on a plan set through the cloud platform.
4. Badge-verified handover. Releases an item only after an RF badge or password check.
5. Automated loading. Uses its six degree-of-freedom arm to arrange items in the drawers.
6. Delivery tracking. Lets coordinators monitor each delivery from the secure cloud platform.

Pricing and Availability

Pricing is not listed on this page. Quotation is the way to proceed: tell us your site, your use case and the quantity you need, and we prepare an offer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation, so you receive a complete picture rather than a part of one. The UBTECH VERCARI Cabinet Delivery Robot is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the robot know who may open a drawer?

It verifies the identity of the user or nurse through an assigned RF badge or a password. Without that verification the drawers stay closed.

Can the robot load items by itself?

Yes. Its six degree-of-freedom arm grasps and arranges items with the drawers automatically. The grasping weight is 2 kg.

How much can the drawers carry?

The drawer load bearing is 40 kg. The robot itself weighs 150 kg.

How fast does it move?

Its speed ranges from 0.1 m/s to 1 m/s. It also adjusts delivery routes using its collision avoidance technologies.

How does it connect to the network?

It supports Wi-Fi, 5G and 4G. Delivery scheduling, tracking and monitoring run through a secure cloud platform.

What are the battery life and the number of drawers?

Neither figure is listed on this page. Mention them in your request and they are addressed in the offer, along with the IP rating.

Where can I buy the UBTECH VERCARI Cabinet Delivery Robot and what does it cost?

It is available through this page, by quotation. Send us your requirements and we prepare an offer; no price is listed here.

Summary

The UBTECH VERCARI Cabinet Delivery Robot answers a question a plain cart cannot: who may open it, and who loads it. A six degree-of-freedom arm, automated drawers with RF badge or password access, and navigation with collision avoidance and a cloud platform make it an active partner in the handover. The listed figures give a clear picture of its size, load and mobility. If a closed, identity-checked delivery robot fits your facility, this page is the starting point.