Weston Robot engineering team developed three mobile robots to combat with COVID-19 for disinfection, temperature screening, mask detection and social distance measuring in Singapore on 17 April, 2020.
The first mobile robot, co-developed with AgileX in Dongguan, is used for disinfection in open areas, such as airport, carpark, and shopping malls. It has three different control modes: with a remote controller; with wireless HD video transmissions; and with 4G/LTE network. All 3 methods remove the trouble of having workers carrying around disinfection equipment and chemicals, while teleoperations through 4G/LTE network even removes the need for physical presences of workers to reduce the risk of being infected. The robot could run continuously for about two hours per battery cycle and cover up to 10,000 square meter. The tank holds up to 30L chemical material.
Video: Mobile Disinsection Robot in Action
The second disinfection robot is used to work in enclosed places such as MRT (subway), dormitory, toilet while not in use. In this cases, chemical spraying is not feasible, and autopilot is required for the robot to move from one room to another. By putting a UV light, and autonomous navigation module on the robot, the robot can move from one room to autonomously. The users can do the mapping on a cell phone and choose the way points. The robot will follow the way points and stops at each way point till the disinfection job is done. It can also automatically return to the charging station once the battery is below a threshold.
Video: UV Light Disinfection Effectiveness Test
The third robot is used to detect individuals with abnormal body temperature, where temperature screening is not easy at places like university cafeterias, shopping malls, airport departure and arrival halls, etc,. It is equipped with an infrared thermal camera which has an accuracy of +/- 0.5 degree. It can detect multiple persons and issue voice and visual alarm once a person is identified with abnormal temperature. Weston Robot engineers also made some cup holders to provide sanitizer and tissue papers to people. This robot uses the same base as the second one, thus it could perform auto navigation, follow way points, and get back to the charging station.

Temperature Taking, Mask Detection and Social Distance Measuring Robot
The robot can also be used to detect those who do not wear masks or follow the 1-meter social distances. The robot can detect person up to 7-meter away. The mask detection and social distancing robot can be deployed in hotel lobby, government building, parks and piers, libraries, e.g., to name a few only.
Video: Mask Detection and Social Distance Measuring Robot
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Weston Robot supported HRM Asia at HR Tech Asia 2026, showcasing our Humanoid G1, wearable exoskeleton, and Firefighting B2 quadruped to HR leaders and worktech innovators from across the region. The platforms speak to the festival's themes of well-being, agility, and AI in the workplace, reaffirming Weston Robot's view that robotics belongs in any serious conversation about the future of work.
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