Jd logistics unveils advanced robotic fleet at cemat asia, featuring upgraded 'zilang' and 'bǎomǔláng'

JD Logistics showcased its enhanced 'Wolf Clan' embodied robot system at the 2026 CeMAT ASIA exhibition, introducing significant upgrades to its 'Zilang' and 'Bǎomǔláng' solutions. This self-developed robotic legion covers the entire supply chain, including warehousing, sorting, transportation, and delivery, operating under the coordination of the 'Super Brain' large model. The system comprises nine products and eleven robots. The upgraded 'Zilang' addresses low storage density and inefficient human retrieval by utilizing a flying ladder robot to fetch items from 12-meter shelves, which are then transported to a picking station. This global deployment across over 100 warehouses reportedly boosts storage efficiency by 600% and outbound efficiency by 300%. Key innovations include a new rotating retrieval platform that allows for a single-hook operation, achieving over 240 cycles per hour, and the adoption of wireless power, enabling operation in temperatures as low as -20°C with zero maintenance. Meanwhile, the 'Bǎomǔláng' offers an end-to-end automated sorting solution, integrating delivery, automated distribution, retrieval, and packaging. Its core advancement is achieving full automation across the entire process, notably through dual-arm embodied robots capable of automatically flipping and delivering packages, and a pioneering automatic item exchange technology supporting up to 180 exchanges per hour. Furthermore, the system features a dual-layer independent supply platform, enabling a high throughput of over 34,560 items per hour.