LOMBY delivery robot

A Tokyo start-up's sidewalk delivery robot, co-developed with Suzuki for mass production, that drives on public roads at up to 6 km/h under remote monitoring. Store staff load orders and customers unlock it with a QR code.

Price: —trial delivery fee 330 yen per order
Height: —Not published
Weight: —Not published
Payload: —Not published
Speed: 6.0 km/hFaster than 64%
Battery: —Not published

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Why it matters

A pilot use machine from LOMBY.

Real-world use

Used from May 2025 to February 2026 in Seven-Eleven Japan's public-road robot delivery trial from two Hachioji stores in Tokyo, covering about 3,000 products within 3 km (Asia News Network, May 2025).

Timeline

First shown: 2025-05
Released: Not yet

Seven-Eleven Japan public-road trial, Hachioji, Tokyo

Maker

LOMBYCompany

How it stacks up

Against other working & field robots that publish the figure. Pick a measure.

LOMBY delivery robot is faster than 64% of the 86 other working & field robots that publish a speed. Bars show the 7 closest in date.

Speed 6.0 km/h 0.4 km/h40.2 km/h #32 of 87 · faster than 64%

Not published by the maker: height, weight, payload, joints, battery, price.

Public attention

How much public attention LOMBY delivery robot gets, from open data.

No Wikipedia article of its own yet
No recent press stories listed yet

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What’s inside

No component details published yet.

Movement: Wheeled base

From the maker

LOMBY delivery robot is the only machine from LOMBY in the atlas.

Made, sold and where

No production or sales figures published yet.

Price: Not publishedtrial delivery fee 330 yen per order
How to get one: No official buying page found

Sources

Figures come from press coverage. Every link below backs something on this page.

Asia News Network (The Japan News) Seven-Eleven Japan tests robot delivery service on public roads

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