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Proposed product · In development

Meet the Autonomous Porter Robot

Our autonomous porter robot, now in development, combines robotics engineering with thoughtful design to transform the airport experience.

Chassis

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High Payload Capacity

A robust chassis designed to carry heavy luggage, supporting multiple bags while staying stable and manoeuvrable throughout the airport.

Sensor mast

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Autonomous Navigation

Sensors and AI algorithms designed to navigate complex airport layouts autonomously, following the traveller in real time while avoiding obstacles and crowds.

Lift

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Adjustable Lifting Mechanism

A smart lifting system designed to adjust to different luggage sizes and weights, moving bags between the ground, the robot platform and check-in counters without physical strain.

Display

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Interactive Display

A touchscreen planned to show check-in, boarding gate, flight status and airport map information, turning the porter into a travel assistant.

Concept render of the VirtusCo autonomous porter robot: a glass luggage cabinet on a mobile base with a touchscreen column
Proposed product · In development

The Future of Baggage Handling

Bring the porter robot to your airport

Talk to us about how an autonomous porter robot could improve the passenger experience and open new revenue streams for your airport.

We are designing the porter robot to make airport baggage handling easier for travellers and airport staff.

Technology

Built on established robotics tools.

The porter robot is being designed to combine robust engineering with thoughtful design, so the airport experience gets easier for travellers and staff.

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Advanced AI Processing

Planned onboard neural network processing for environmental analysis and real-time decisions, without relying on cloud connectivity.

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Multi-sensor Fusion

Designed to combine LiDAR, cameras, ultrasonic sensors and radar into an accurate 3D map of its surroundings for precise navigation.

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Modular Hardware Architecture

Field-replaceable components are part of the design, to make maintenance and upgrades fast and extend the robot's operational life.

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Security by Design

Security is a design requirement: encrypted communication, secure boot and regular updates are planned to protect passenger data and prevent unauthorised access.

Sustainability

Engineered for a lighter footprint.

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Energy-Efficient Design

Efficient motors and power management are design goals, to maximise operating time between charges and minimise energy use.

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Renewable Charging

We are exploring solar-powered docking stations and energy recovery to reduce dependence on grid electricity.

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Circular Economy Model

Modular components are intended for repair, refurbishment and recycling, extending the product lifecycle and reducing waste.

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Eco-friendly Materials

We aim to use recycled aluminium, bio-based plastics and responsibly sourced materials wherever they meet our engineering requirements.

FAQ

Porter questions, answered.

How do I request a demonstration?

Fill out our contact form and choose "Request a Demo" as the inquiry type. For engineering services we walk you through our work and process; for the porter robot, which is in development, we share prototype progress in a call or an on-site visit.

What is the deployment timeline for the porter robot?

The porter robot is in development, so there are no live deployments yet. Our planning target is 3 to 6 months per site once pilots begin, depending on scale and requirements, covering site assessment, customization, installation, staff training and initial operational support.

How does the revenue model work?

The planned model is B2B: direct sales to airports, with data and maintenance charges agreed per contract. Detailed financials are available on request.

How do the autonomous porter robots navigate airports?

The porter robot is designed to combine LiDAR, computer vision and AI algorithms to map its environment and navigate autonomously: following its user, avoiding obstacles and adapting to changing conditions in real time.

Will training be provided for airport staff?

Yes. Training is planned as part of every porter robot deployment: hands-on sessions for operators, maintenance staff and customer service teams, so the robots fit smoothly into existing airport services.

Proposed product · In development

Follow the porter robot as it develops

Register your interest to hear about prototype progress and early pilot conversations. The porter robot is in development, so specifications may change before launch.