On November 12, Interface News learned that Starlight Era self-developed custom sorting robots have been put into operation at more than 10 logistics centers of China Post and SF Express Group to participate in this year's Double 11 promotion sorting. According to the company's disclosure, the program can sort 1,200 packages per hour in a laboratory environment. After entering the actual production line, the initial efficiency was reduced to 800 to 900 pieces. By collecting operation data from frontline sorters and optimizing models, the robot currently has a peak sorting value of 1,500 pieces per hour, and can handle mixed-flow packages and special-shaped parts.

On November 12, Interface News learned that Starlight Era self-developed custom sorting robots have been put into operation at more than 10 logistics centers of China Post and SF Express Group to participate in this year's Double 11 promotion sorting. According to the company's disclosure, the program can sort 1,200 packages per hour in a laboratory environment. After entering the actual production line, the initial efficiency was reduced to 800 to 900 pieces. By collecting operation data from frontline sorters and optimizing models, the robot currently has a peak sorting value of 1,500 pieces per hour, and can handle mixed-flow packages and special-shaped parts.