Beijing Co&Co Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. - 北京可安可智能科技有限公司
Beijing Co&Co builds outdoor, quadruped, and multimedia inspection robots with triple-lidar sensing for parks, energy sites, and transit facilities.
Beijing Co&Co Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. is a Beijing-headquartered inspection-robot manufacturer whose engineering team has worked on artificial-intelligence and robotics research since 2014, according to the company's own profile on the World Robot Conference exhibitor directory. The company describes itself as a full-chain provider covering software development, hardware engineering, product design, in-house manufacturing, and sales, with a production base in Zhangjiagang (Suzhou, Jiangsu) and an additional branch office in Shenzhen alongside its Beijing headquarters.
The product line is built around autonomous inspection robots for outdoor and indoor facilities. Its outdoor platform uses a triple-lidar sensing configuration for navigation and obstacle avoidance, while a quadruped inspection robot is designed to access uneven or stepped terrain that wheeled platforms cannot traverse. Additional models include a fire-inspection robot intended to patrol for early fire and gas hazards, and a multimedia inspection robot that combines patrol functions with public-facing audio and video interaction, such as broadcasting announcements in transit or public-facility settings. All of these platforms run on what the company calls autonomous route planning paired with a cloud-based big-data backend for fleet monitoring.
The company's exhibitor profile lists a broad customer base spanning property management, energy, and telecommunications, naming Shounong Group, China Overseas Property, Sinopec, China Resources, State Grid's Yizhuang branch, China Unicom, and Skyworth Group as reference clients. The presence of Sinopec and State Grid indicates the robots are also deployed at energy-infrastructure sites in addition to smart-park and transit-facility use cases. The company states it holds more than 100 patents and pieces of intellectual property tied to its inspection-robot technology, though specific patent numbers were not independently verified.
No confirmed street address, phone number, or email contact could be verified as of this collection; the company's own domain could not be directly accessed during verification because of a certificate error, so the facts above are drawn from the company's official conference exhibitor profile and corroborating search-index snippets of its own product pages rather than a direct homepage fetch. The founding year of the legal entity itself, as distinct from the team's 2014 research start, was not confirmed and is left blank.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Triple-Lidar Outdoor Inspection Robot
Outdoor ground inspection robot with a triple-lidar sensing array for autonomous route planning and obstacle avoidance around industrial sites.
Quadruped Inspection Robot
Four-legged inspection robot designed to climb stairs and uneven terrain that wheeled patrol platforms cannot cross.
Multimedia Inspection Robot
Patrol inspection robot that adds public-facing audio and video broadcast for reception and guidance duties in public facilities.
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