Alpha Robotics Panda Disinfection Robot

The Alpha Robotics Panda Disinfection Robot, sold by Alpha Robotics as the Jing (Jingbao) indoor disinfection robot, is an autonomous machine that disinfects buildings on a schedule while people get on with their day. It combines two treatment methods in one body: a fine atomized mist with droplets under 8 microns that reaches surfaces and air, and ultraviolet light for direct irradiation. Laser navigation carries it along planned routes, multi-sensor obstacle avoidance keeps it clear of people and furniture, and when the tank runs low or the battery drops it returns to its charging station on its own.

Alpha Robotics reports a dynamic disinfection sterilisation rate of 99.99 percent, with three mist-volume settings so the same robot can treat a small clinic room or a hotel corridor. It is built for the repetitive, after-hours disinfection work that facilities teams struggle to staff consistently.

Background

Alpha Robotics, formally Suzhou Alpha Robotics Co., Ltd., was established in 2006 and is one of China's largest commercial service-robot manufacturers, with a production base of nearly 30,000 square metres and exports to more than 90 countries. The company has mastered core technologies including dual-wheel differential chassis, navigation algorithms, low-speed autonomous driving and IoT elevator control, and was a principal developer of China's national standard for food delivery service robots. Its catalogue is built on a few proven platforms, principally the Panda delivery family and the Amy, Alice, Timo and Snow reception robots, fitted out in editions for hotels, restaurants, hospitals and marketing.

The disinfection robot extends that approach into infection control. Developed alongside Alpha's medical delivery editions, it applies the same autonomous navigation and auto-charging technology to a different payload: a disinfectant atomiser and UV lamps instead of trays and cabinets.

Design and Features

Two Disinfection Methods

Atomised disinfection converts liquid disinfectant into a dry fog with particle sizes below 8 microns, fine enough to hang in the air and settle onto surfaces that wipe-down cleaning misses. UV disinfection adds direct ultraviolet irradiation for line-of-sight surfaces and air. Operators can use either mode or both depending on the space and the protocol.

Laser Navigation and Obstacle Avoidance

A laser (lidar) sensor maps the building and localises the robot on each run, and multi-sensor obstacle avoidance detects people, carts and furniture in its path, stopping or routing around them.

Scheduled and Targeted Disinfection

Routes and timings are set in advance so disinfection runs automatically, overnight or between shifts, with specific zones such as wards, washrooms or lobbies targeted for additional treatment.

Adjustable Mist Output

Three mist-volume settings let the operator match output to room size and ventilation, extending tank life in small spaces and increasing coverage in large ones.

Automatic Charging and Protection

The robot returns to its charging station automatically when a task ends or power is low, and a low-water protection function shuts the atomiser down when the tank is empty.

Technical Specifications

Who is the Alpha Robotics Panda Disinfection Robot for?

It is built for hospitals, clinics and care homes that need documented, repeatable disinfection of wards, corridors and waiting areas without pulling staff off patient care; for hotels disinfecting rooms and public areas between guests; for schools, universities and public buildings with high foot traffic; and for offices, retail spaces and transport hubs that want visible hygiene routines. Facilities-management companies and cleaning contractors can run it across client sites as a scheduled service, and existing Alpha Robotics customers running Panda delivery or reception robots can add it to a fleet with familiar navigation and charging infrastructure.

What is the Alpha Robotics Panda Disinfection Robot used for?

1. Hospital and clinic disinfection: scheduled treatment of wards, corridors, washrooms and waiting rooms.
2. Hotel room and public-area disinfection: between-stay and overnight routines.
3. Schools and campuses: classroom and common-area disinfection outside teaching hours.
4. Offices and retail: after-hours treatment of open-plan floors, shops and lobbies.
5. Care homes: routine infection control in shared living spaces.
6. Outbreak response: targeted repeat disinfection of specific zones during infection events.

Pricing and Availability

The Alpha Robotics Panda Disinfection Robot is available for purchase and international delivery through this page, from single units for a clinic or hotel to fleet deployments across hospital groups and facilities contractors. Price and cost depend on configuration, disinfection mode fit-out, consumables, language package, training scope and quantity, so buyers should request a current quotation for their site. Delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support are arranged worldwide. Purchase enquiries, datasheets and availability details are available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Alpha Robotics Panda Disinfection Robot?

An autonomous indoor disinfection robot from Alpha Robotics, listed by the manufacturer as the Jing (Jingbao), that combines atomised mist and UV disinfection with laser navigation, scheduled routes and automatic charging.

How does it disinfect?

Two ways: an atomised dry fog with droplets under 8 microns that reaches air and surfaces, and ultraviolet light for direct irradiation. The two can be used separately or together.

Can it run on a schedule?

Yes. Disinfection routes and times are programmed in advance, and specific zones can be targeted for additional treatment, so it runs without an operator present.

Does it avoid people?

Yes. Laser navigation and multi-sensor obstacle avoidance detect people and objects in its path. Disinfection protocols may still require the area to be clear during UV or chemical treatment.

What happens when the tank runs out?

Low-water protection shuts off the atomiser automatically, and the robot returns to its charging station when a task ends or power is low.

Is it the same as the Panda delivery robot?

No. It shares Alpha Robotics' navigation and auto-charging technology but is a dedicated disinfection platform, sold by the manufacturer under the Jing name.

Where can I buy the Alpha Robotics Panda Disinfection Robot?

It is available for purchase through this page, with quotations, specifications and delivery arrangements provided on request.