Hong Kong Centre for Logistics Robotics
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Industrial Arms & Cobots · Founded 2020 · Private
The Hong Kong Centre for Logistics Robotics (HKCLR) is an InnoHK research centre established in 2020 by The Chinese University of Hong Kong, with research contributions from UC Berkeley. It focuses on robotics and AI technologies aimed at the logistics industry and the future workplace. Its research spans robot sensing and perception, embodied AI, human-robot collaboration and unmanned logistic vehicles. Its integrated robot systems include quadruped robots, dual-arm manipulators, energy-efficient UAVs, exoskeletons and self-driving logistics vehicles. In October 2025 it unveiled Hong Kong's first self-developed AI-powered quadruped and dual-arm embodied AI platform, which it says can serve logistics, retail and industrial automation. The centre also launched the city's first full-stack embodied AI lab with 24 industry partners and works with venture capitalists on spin-offs.
Visit website- Based in
- Hong Kong, Hong Kong
- Founded
- 2020
- Builds
- Industrial Arms & Cobots, Mobile Robots / AMR / AGV, Physical AI & World Models, Robotics Education & Research
- Industries
- Logistics & Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Retail
- Stage
- Private
- Team
- 51 to 200 people
- Open roles
- 6