China’s New Intelligent Delivery Robots Arrive at Airports
In a pioneering move, the new intelligent delivery robots have started operating at the T1 terminal of the Nanjing Lukou International Airport, as of February 13, 2026. These robots, known as “Little Black Drones,” are designed to enhance the efficiency of airport services.
Passengers at the airport can easily place orders through their mobile devices. After placing an order, the robots autonomously navigate to deliver meals and drinks directly to designated locations within the terminal, providing a seamless and convenient service.
This implementation marks the first deployment of such intelligent delivery robotics at an airport in Nanjing, reflecting the city’s commitment to integrating advanced technology into public services. Moreover, it represents a significant step toward enhancing customer experience by reducing wait times for food and beverages.
During peak travel seasons, the airport expects a substantial increase in passenger traffic. This new service aims to alleviate congestion by allowing passengers to receive their orders promptly, improving overall satisfaction.
The “Little Black Drones” are equipped with artificial intelligence capabilities that enable them to navigate autonomously, avoiding obstacles and efficiently delivering orders. Passengers can also use the airport’s app to track their orders in real-time.
As the service continues to expand, Nanjing Lukou International Airport is set to enhance its operational efficiency and provide an exceptional experience for travelers. The use of delivery robots is expected to redefine service standards, making airport experiences smoother and more enjoyable.
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