Bringing Autonomous Logistics to Life Inside Zelostech’s Global Experience Centers
Singapore, October 2026 — Autonomous logistics is easier to understand when it can be seen in motion.
Zelostech has expanded its global network of RoboVan Experience Centers, creating dedicated locations where logistics operators, customers, partners and industry stakeholders can experience autonomous logistics technology in real operating environments and explore how it could fit into their own operations.
The network currently spans Singapore, Belgium, Germany, China, Italy, Japan and Thailand, covering locations including Antwerp Port, Ulm, Kunshan, Turin, Tokyo Ryutsu Center in Heiwajima and Bangkok. Each center reflects a different operating environment and gives visitors a direct view of how autonomous vehicles, fleet systems and logistics workflows come together beyond a conventional showroom.

More Than a Vehicle Demonstration
A visit starts with the RoboVan itself: how it reads the road, chooses a path and reacts when the environment changes. But the vehicle is only one part of what visitors see. They can follow the operation behind it as well, from vehicles being dispatched and monitored to routes being adjusted and fleets coordinated across a site. The result is a much clearer picture of what autonomous logistics looks like once it moves beyond a single vehicle.
From there, the discussion can turn to the visitor’s own operation. A port may be interested in repetitive cargo movements between terminals; a retailer may be looking at store replenishment; another customer may want to understand how dozens of vehicles could fit into an existing logistics network. Each visit can be shaped around those questions, using the center as a working environment to explore where autonomy could actually make sense.
Built Around Real Logistics Environments
Airport cargo movement places different demands on an autonomous vehicle than port transportation, industrial logistics or urban delivery. Zelostech’s Experience Center network is designed around that diversity, allowing different locations to reflect the environments and applications most relevant to their region.
In Singapore, for example, the Experience Center focuses on airport and urban logistics, drawing on Zelostech’s experience with autonomous cargo operations and real-world deployments in Southeast Asia.
At the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, Zelostech established Europe’s first RoboVan Experience Center in September 2026 together with the port authority. RoboVans continue operating along the K102 route, giving visitors and industry stakeholders an opportunity to observe autonomous logistics in a live port environment rather than during a one-off exhibition.
Thailand offers another operating context. Zelostech has recently advanced Level 4 testing from a controlled facility into the WHA Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate in Rayong, where its autonomous logistics vehicle operates on real industrial roads alongside regular traffic. That work adds to the practical experience supporting Zelostech’s wider presence in Thailand.

An Experience Tailored to the Operation
Visitors can choose a location and share information about their industry, logistics requirements and operational challenges before arriving. Rather than following a rigid schedule, Zelostech then tailors the visit around those priorities, with a dedicated representative preparing a curated two-to-three-hour on-site experience.
For one visitor, that may mean examining how a RoboVan handles a particular road environment. For another, the more important questions may involve fleet scheduling, remote supervision, loading and handover, or how a larger autonomous fleet could integrate with an existing logistics network.
That flexibility is central to the concept. The purpose is not simply to show what the technology can do, but to help visitors connect it with the operational problems they are already trying to solve.
From Technology to a Complete Logistics System
Zelostech’s Experience Centers are backed by a much larger operating footprint. The company has deployed more than 30,000 RoboVans across over 20 countries, accumulating more than 300 million kilometers of autonomous driving mileage across urban roads, industrial sites, logistics hubs and other commercial environments. The centers give visitors a closer look at what has made that scale possible, from the technology and operating systems behind the vehicles to the deployment practices developed through large-scale real-world use.
The Experience Centers bring all the strengths of Zelostech's RoboVan solution into one place. As the company expands internationally, the centers are becoming permanent points of contact between the technology and the companies considering how to use it. Customers and partners can see the system working, discuss their own operating conditions and build a clearer picture of what an autonomous logistics deployment would look like in practice.
Organizations interested in visiting a Zelostech Experience Center can schedule a tailored demonstration through the company’s global Experience Center page.