However, not every smart locker manufacturer serves the same market. Some companies specialize in parcel networks, some focus on retail pickup or residential package management, while others provide OEM/ODM manufacturing and industry-specific systems for healthcare, industrial or unattended-service projects.
This comparison reviews 10 companies active in the smart locker and automated storage market. Rather than treating them as identical competitors, we compare their company type, primary focus and typical project fit so global buyers can build a more relevant shortlist.

The companies below operate in different parts of the smart locker market. The table is designed as a practical starting point rather than an absolute ranking by revenue, company size or market share.
| Company | Country | Company Type | Main Focus | Typical Project Fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zhilai Tech | China | Manufacturer / OEM / ODM | Smart lockers, vending, healthcare and customized automation | Customized international projects |
| Cleveron | Estonia | Automation technology provider | Parcel and Click & Collect automation | Retail pickup and parcel automation |
| Quadient | France | Technology / solution provider | Parcel delivery, pickup and returns | Enterprise parcel networks |
| KEBA | Austria | Automation manufacturer / provider | Parcel locker systems | Postal, logistics and retail projects |
| InPost | Poland | Locker network operator | Out-of-home parcel delivery | Large last-mile locker networks |
| Luxer One | United States | Smart locker solution provider | Package and asset management | Multifamily, office and property applications |
| Hollman | United States | Locker manufacturer | Commercial and facility lockers | Workplace, sports, healthcare and hospitality |
| TCN | China | Vending equipment manufacturer | Vending and locker vending systems | Unattended retail and vending projects |
| Suyibao | China | Smart locker manufacturer / provider | Parcel, storage, asset, food and battery lockers | Commercial and community projects |
| Dongcheng Electronics | China | Smart locker manufacturer | Parcel, refrigerated, food and laundry lockers | Turnkey locker projects |
This is a practical industry comparison, not an absolute global ranking. Companies were selected because they have visible activity in smart lockers, automated storage, parcel lockers, vending lockers or related intelligent cabinet markets.
These companies do not all follow the same business model. Some manufacture locker hardware, some provide integrated software and hardware systems, and others primarily operate large locker networks. The most suitable company therefore depends on whether the buyer needs OEM manufacturing, a standard branded product, software integration or a managed locker network.

A smart locker is not simply a metal cabinet with an electronic lock. For international projects, buyers should evaluate the complete combination of hardware engineering, software capability, production capacity and deployment support.
Check whether the company specializes in parcel delivery, healthcare, workplace storage, retail, industrial applications or another relevant sector.
Review cabinet structures, locks, controllers, display systems, materials, electrical design and environmental protection requirements.
Determine whether the project requires cloud management, APIs, SDKs, user management, remote monitoring or integration with existing systems.
OEM and ODM projects may require customized compartment sizes, branding, screens, software interfaces and functional modules.
Large international deployments require stable sheet-metal production, assembly, quality control and component supply.
Certification and testing requirements vary by destination market and product configuration. Buyers should confirm applicable electrical, EMC, material and environmental requirements.
Relevant real-world projects can be more valuable than a long general product catalog, especially for high-frequency or industry-specific use.

Founded in 1999, Zhilai Tech develops and manufactures intelligent storage, vending and delivery equipment for international markets. Its portfolio covers parcel lockers, vending systems, refrigerated lockers, battery-related cabinets and customized intelligent equipment, while the ZHILAI MED division focuses on healthcare textile, garment and staff-storage workflows.
Compared with companies focused primarily on operating parcel networks, Zhilai is more relevant to buyers looking for direct manufacturing, OEM/ODM development and application-specific customization. The company operates manufacturing resources in China and Vietnam and supports customers across multiple industries.
Best suited for: OEM/ODM buyers, distributors, system integrators and customized smart locker projects. Official website
Cleveron is an Estonian automation company focused strongly on parcel pickup and retail Click & Collect. Its offering includes parcel lockers, robotic pickup solutions, software and service capabilities designed around automated order collection and last-mile workflows.
Best suited for: Retailers and logistics projects where automated parcel or order pickup is the primary requirement. Official website
Quadient provides smart parcel locker solutions through its Parcel Pending portfolio. Its systems support parcel delivery, pickup and returns across residential, workplace, retail and other high-traffic environments, with indoor, outdoor and specialized configurations.
Best suited for: Enterprise and property projects needing an established parcel-management ecosystem. Official locker solutions
KEBA is an Austrian automation company with long-standing experience in parcel locker systems. Its locker portfolio is aimed at postal operators, logistics providers, e-commerce and retail applications, with modular systems designed for different compartment mixes and installation requirements.
Best suited for: Postal, logistics and retail organizations planning structured parcel-locker deployments.Official locker portfolio
InPost is best understood as a major out-of-home delivery and locker-network operator rather than a conventional OEM locker manufacturer. Its Parcel Locker network allows consumers to send and collect parcels through self-service points and has become highly visible across European last-mile delivery markets.
Best suited for: Understanding large-scale managed parcel-locker networks and last-mile operating models.Official website
Luxer One focuses on smart package and asset-management systems for multifamily properties, offices, universities, hospitality and retail environments. Its portfolio includes package lockers, order-pickup lockers, refrigerated solutions, asset lockers and related access-management products.
Best suited for: Residential property and facility operators seeking managed package and asset workflows. Official website
Hollman is a U.S. locker manufacturer serving athletic, workplace, healthcare, hospitality, fitness and commercial environments. Its positioning differs from parcel-focused providers because its broader business centers on physical locker and locker-room solutions, including smart locker options.
Best suited for: Commercial facilities where locker construction, materials, design and space integration are major priorities. Official website
TCN is primarily known as a vending-equipment manufacturer. Its portfolio includes locker vending machines that can be configured for products such as pharmacy items, daily necessities, food, PPE and other unattended retail applications, with different compartment and payment configurations.
Best suited for: Unattended retail and vending projects where locker compartments are part of a vending workflow.Official website
Shenzhen Suyibao Intelligent Technology provides smart locker and intelligent cabinet systems covering parcel delivery, storage, asset management, key management, laundry, food pickup and battery-related applications. Its portfolio is therefore broader than a pure parcel-locker specialist.
Best suited for: Buyers comparing Chinese smart locker suppliers across commercial and community applications. Official website
Hangzhou Dongcheng Electronic develops and manufactures intelligent locker products including parcel lockers, smart lockers, refrigerated lockers, food lockers and laundry lockers. Its positioning is closer to a turnkey smart locker manufacturer than a parcel-network operator.
Best suited for: Buyers evaluating manufacturing-led smart locker suppliers and multi-category locker projects. Official website
One reason smart locker comparisons can be confusing is that the word “supplier” may describe very different business models.
| Partner Type | What They Usually Provide | Best Fit |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Hardware production, engineering and sometimes software | OEM, ODM and bulk procurement |
| Solution Provider | Locker hardware plus software, service and application workflow | Standardized business deployments |
| System Integrator | Local software integration, installation and project implementation | Complex local IT and infrastructure projects |
| Locker Network Operator | Managed locker network and logistics service | Last-mile delivery and managed service models |
The best manufacturer cannot be selected from company size alone. Before requesting a quotation, define the actual project requirements so suppliers can propose comparable solutions.
Parcel, healthcare, retail, workplace, industrial, food or another use case?
Indoor or outdoor? Confirm temperature, humidity, dust and corrosion exposure.
Define quantity, door sizes, stored-item dimensions and expected capacity.
QR code, PIN, RFID, IC card, facial recognition, mobile app or other methods?
Confirm API, SDK, cloud platform and integration requirements before hardware is finalized.
Identify destination-country electrical and product requirements.
Clarify prototype quantity, first-order quantity and likely annual demand.
Define installation, spare-parts, technical-support and after-sales responsibilities.
Smart locker pricing can change substantially with compartment configuration, screen size, control system, software requirements, authentication method, environmental protection, shipping quantity and certification scope. Providing these requirements before quotation makes supplier comparisons much more meaningful.
Standard branded locker systems work well for many projects, but distributors, system integrators and companies developing their own product lines may need greater control over hardware and software.
Direct OEM or ODM cooperation can be useful when the project requires:
Custom cabinet and compartment dimensions
Private-label branding
Customized user interface or software workflow
API or SDK integration
Special material or environmental requirements
Long-term repeated production under a buyer's own specification

Healthcare smart locker projects often have different priorities from conventional parcel delivery. Instead of managing packages, hospitals may need to control staff garments, shoes, personal belongings, used-textile returns and laundry circulation.
Through ZHILAI MED, Zhilai applies smart storage and automated dispensing technology to healthcare and workwear workflows, including clean garment distribution, staff storage, footwear management and textile returns.
Self-service dispensing systems can provide controlled access to hospital scrubs and workwear while reducing manual distribution.
View automated dispensers →Smart changing and storage lockers support controlled staff access and can be configured around fixed or shared allocation workflows.
View smart storage cabinets →RFID-enabled dispensing and return equipment can be connected to wider hospital textile circulation and laundry workflows.
View textile management solution →
See Zhilai's smart locker manufacturing capabilities and intelligent storage solutions for logistics, healthcare, retail and customized automation projects.
Companies active in different parts of the market include Zhilai Tech, Cleveron, Quadient, KEBA, InPost, Luxer One, Hollman, TCN, Suyibao and Dongcheng Electronics. They should not be treated as identical suppliers because their products and business models differ.
Start with the application, hardware configuration, software requirements, destination market, customization level and project volume. Then compare suppliers using the same technical specification instead of comparing headline prices alone.
A manufacturer normally has direct production and engineering capability, while the broader term supplier may also describe a reseller, solution provider or system integrator. Buyers requiring OEM or ODM development should verify who actually controls product design and manufacturing.
OEM and ODM availability varies by company and project. Manufacturing-led suppliers such as Zhilai Tech are relevant when buyers require customized cabinet structures, branding, control systems or software integration. Exact customization scope should always be confirmed during project evaluation.
Provide the application, installation environment, locker quantity, compartment sizes, authentication method, software or API requirements, destination country, expected order volume and any branding or certification needs.
Some manufacturers and solution providers offer APIs, SDKs or cloud platforms, while others focus mainly on hardware. Software ownership, documentation, integration responsibility and ongoing support should be confirmed before purchasing.
There is no single certification requirement for every smart locker project. Requirements depend on destination market, electrical configuration, wireless modules, materials and installation environment. Buyers should confirm applicable standards with the manufacturer and local project team.
Yes. Parcel lockers mainly manage package delivery and collection, while healthcare systems may need to manage staff authentication, garments, shoes, belongings, textile returns, inventory and laundry-related workflows. The required hardware and software architecture can therefore be very different.
There is no universal “best” smart locker manufacturer for every project. A parcel operator, hospital, residential property developer and OEM distributor may all require very different products, software and service models.
For buyers planning customized smart locker, healthcare storage or automated textile-management projects, define the application first and then compare manufacturers using measurable technical and operational requirements.
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