Zelostech Welcomes Senior LTA Delegation to Exchange Insights on Autonomous Logistics
Singapore, 26 October 2026 — Zelostech welcomed a senior delegation from Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) for an exchange on autonomous mobility, logistics innovation, and the safe deployment of autonomous vehicles in real-world environments.
The delegation was led by Pang Kin Keong, Chairman of the LTA Board, and included senior LTA representatives overseeing public transport, policy and planning, autonomous mobility, and infrastructure development.
The visit provided an opportunity for Zelostech to share its experience in developing and deploying autonomous logistics vehicles at scale, demonstrate its technological capabilities, and exchange perspectives on the opportunities and considerations involved in advancing autonomous logistics in Singapore.
Supporting the Development of Autonomous Logistics in Singapore
Zelostech expressed its appreciation to LTA for its regulatory guidance and support in advancing the company's autonomous logistics initiatives in Singapore. With LTA's support, Zelostech became the first autonomous logistics vehicle provider in Singapore to receive approval for driverless operations under remote supervision. Our deployment journey has progressed from early projects with FairPrice and GLS to collaborations involving logistics, e-commerce, and enterprise partners, including SingPost, DHL, STATS, F&N, and YCH.
These initiatives demonstrate the growing potential of autonomous logistics to support a broad range of delivery and transportation needs, from e-commerce fulfilment and parcel delivery to enterprise logistics and controlled-site operations.
Bringing Scalable Autonomous Logistics to Real-World Applications
During the visit, we shared our experience in scaling autonomous logistics operations in Singapore, China and other markets, highlighting the role of proprietary autonomous driving technology, operational reliability and adaptable deployment models in enabling commercial applications. As autonomous mobility advances from controlled trials towards broader commercial adoption, the ability to establish safe, reliable and repeatable operations remains essential. Zelostech continues to work with local partners and relevant stakeholders to explore applications that address practical logistics needs while meeting local operational and regulatory requirements.
The exchange also provided an opportunity to discuss how lessons from large-scale deployments can inform the development of autonomous logistics in Singapore, where a well-established regulatory framework and strong logistics ecosystem provide a foundation for continued innovation.
Advancing the Future of Autonomous Logistics
Zelostech believes that the next phase of autonomous logistics will be shaped not only by advances in technology, but also by close collaboration among technology providers, logistics operators, industry partners, and regulators.
We remain committed to working with stakeholders in Singapore to advance the safe and sustainable adoption of autonomous logistics solutions and to help make logistics simpler through intelligent, autonomous mobility.
