Data: JD's Double Eleven humanoid robot sales increased by 700%
According to JD.com data, during the Double Eleven period, the sales of platform intelligent humanoid robots increased by 700% year-on-year, and the transaction value of categories such as robotic arms and dexterous hands increased by more than 10 times year-on-year. The Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily learned from the industry that Songyan Power achieved the dual first in sales volume and sales amount in the humanoid robot category on JD.com from October 9 to November 11, with the sales of the Little Bumi Lite version increasing by 142.3% month-on-month and the Pro version increasing by 45.5%. The top ten in the competitive ranking also includes Shangwei Qiyuan, Yushu, Zhiyuan Robotics, and Wujie Power. The price of Songyan Power's Little Bumi is 9998 yuan.
A relevant person in charge of Songyan Power told the Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily that the company is currently compiling user profiles for this promotion, noting that individual buyers and developers are not completely mutually exclusive, and institutional products may also be purchased through personal accounts. Using the 618 data as a reference, C-end users account for about 60% to 65%, with the remainder being B-end users; among pure C-end users, males account for 75% to 80%, and those aged 26 to 45 account for 70% to 75%. The person in charge stated that the company collaborates with JD.com for procurement and sales, and cannot obtain detailed order information to identify repeated purchases by the same user. The promotion orders are still in the delivery phase and have not yet formed a complete after-sales observation cycle.
Xingdong Jiyuan's embodied sorting robots have been deployed in more than a dozen logistics centers of China Post and SF Express for sorting support during the promotion, achieving a peak of 1500 items per hour under conditions of mixed packages and irregular items. Co-founder Xi Yue stated that during sorting, the robots complete 20 to 30 perception and action decisions per second. It took several months to stabilize the operation from the production line to achieving 1500 items per hour, with the increase from 800 to 900 items to 1200 items being relatively quick, while continuing to increase to 1500 items is constrained by irregular items, random package postures, and accuracy limitations. The company is exploring a RaaS model based on task volume.