The continued growth of e-commerce demands a sustainable and affordable solution for “last-mile” deliveries. Clevon’s fully electric ARCs are designed to meet this challenge by (i) reducing the number of failed deliveries (e.g., customer not at home), (ii) facilitating convenient returns, (iii) using less energy than traditional delivery options, (iv) emitting zero CO2, (v) decreasing the cost of delivery for customer, (vi) reducing congestion associated with traditional large delivery trucks, and (vii) offering greater customer convenience through on-demand service.

With over 15 years of experience in robotics and last-mile delivery solutions, Clevon is considered a world leader in innovation.

Clevon partners with other commercial entities that are, in turn, responsible for
determining the cost of delivery, as well as for arranging and administering the items to be delivered to their customers thru their own application programs/software. These commercial entities transmit the pick-up and drop-off destinations to Clevon for their customers’ deliveries. Clevon, then, dispatches its ARCs to perform the deliveries.

Clevon’s ARCs are design to transport a multitude of items, including packages, groceries, restaurant, and other retail and industrial items. The ARC’s have multiple transport compartment options that can carry single or multiple customer orders, offering maximum flexibility for our customers.

ARC’s transport cargo with a combined weight of up to 335 lbs.

Yes. Clevon’s ARCs are equipped with an Automated Driving System, which includes (i) a redundant perception system e.g., Global Navigation Satellite Systems (“GNSS”), Inertial
Measurement Unit (“IMU”) sensors, cameras with a 360-degree field of view around the ARC, and mid-and-long range radar capabilities, (ii) a collision-avoiding planning system, (iii) a cutting-edge cybersecurity system, and (iv) a fully functional remote operator system with accompanying advanced warning capabilities.

The ARCs perception system is under continuous development, and together with the evolution of technology and science, the performance and key parameters of the system will constantly improve. Clevon’s ARCs can perceive all pre mapped static objects, such as drivable space, roads, lanes, buildings, traffic lights and sign. In addition, the ARCs can identify and avoid pedestrians, vehicles, and animals.

Clevon’s ARCs have a top speed of 20 mph and operate on public roads with a maximum speed of 35mph. ARCs are programmed to travel on the right side of the road – adjacent to the curb – to minimize any disruptions to traffic flows.

In addition to the Automated Driving System mentioned above, ARCs are equipped with lights on the front and rear of the devices, as well as an identification marker that includes the contact information for Clevon.

Clevon’s ARCs offer both plug-in and wireless charging solutions, which include
regenerative braking. The process is designed to maximize efficiency. By illustration, charging from 20% to 80% takes approximately 45 minutes.

ARC’s have an operating range of approximately 50 miles or 6 hours per charge.

Presently, several U.S. states affirmatively authorize the operation of Clevon’s ARCs on public spaces, pursuant to state law, in Texas, Arizona, Utah, West Virginia, and New
Hampshire.

Clevon’s ARCs are operating in communities in Estonia, Lithuania, and Belgium. And now here in Texas.