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June 1, 2026International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems0 citationsOpen Access

Design and deployment of an large language model-enhanced autonomous robot for intelligent operation and maintenance in data centers

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YCYao ChengFJFengyang JiangKSKai Song

Key Points

  • The aim is to enhance data center operations through the deployment of an autonomous robot utilizing large language models and scene graphs.
  • Developed an autonomous mobile robot with large language models and hierarchical three-dimensional scene graphs.
  • Implemented semantic-aware navigation for task interpretation based on high-level instructions.
  • Deployed in multiple ultra-large data centers to test efficiency and anomaly detection.
  • Improved inspection efficiency by over 50%.
  • Autonomously patrolled over 10,000 km in data centers.
  • Identified more than 1200 equipment anomalies during inspections.

Abstract

The exponential growth of global data demands unprecedented reliability and efficiency of data center operations. Traditional manual inspection methods remain inefficient and error-prone. This article presents an autonomous mobile robot enhanced by large language models and hierarchical three-dimensional scene graphs for intelligent operation and maintenance. The core innovation lies in enabling semantic-aware navigation, allowing the robot to interpret high-level instructions like “inspect servers with the red alert light on in cold aisle B” by leveraging the three-dimensional scene graph for spatial-semantic reasoning and the large language model for task parsing. Deployed in multiple ultra-large data centers, the system has improved inspection efficiency by over 50%, autonomously patrolled over 10,000 km, and identified more than 1200 equipment anomalies. This work demonstrates a significant step towards fully autonomous, intelligent infrastructure management.

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Cheng et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1d21e502fbce9130637d5bhttps://doi.org/10.1177/17298806261450661
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