# Hybot

> Hybot is a service-robot platform that runs autonomous robot fleets in restaurants, hotels and other venues. It assigns tasks automatically, navigates multiple floors, takes guest orders and manages every robot from one dashboard.

Hybot is built by Hyrcan-Tech. The platform has three layers: a per-site Core RMS that runs the robots at one venue, a multi-tenant Central Platform that manages every venue from one place, and a guest-facing layer covering kiosk ordering, table QR codes and surveys.

Robots are quoted per site. There is no public price list and no online purchase; every commercial route ends in a request for quote.

## Core pages

- [Service robots that run themselves](https://hybot.app): What Hybot is, the three layers it is built from, and where it runs today.
- [The platform behind every Hybot robot](https://hybot.app/platform): Fleet management, task automation, guest experience and robot-screen advertising.
- [Smart robotic solutions by industry](https://hybot.app/solutions): Hub for every industry Hybot deploys into, and what differs between them.
- [Service robotics and applied AI, explained](https://hybot.app/resources): Four content clusters covering service robots, fleet AI, AI in robotics and industry solutions.
- [Contact Hybot](https://hybot.app/contact): Routes an enquiry to the right team rather than one inbox.
- [Hybot for every audience](https://hybot.app/for): Eight hand-written entry points: operators, developers, researchers, investors, resellers, advertisers, candidates and the merely curious.
- [About Hybot](https://hybot.app/about): Who builds Hybot, how it is built, and what we will not claim.
- [Hybot API and integration surface](https://hybot.app/developers/docs): The HTTP and WebSocket surface, the robot integration contract and where the OpenAPI docs live.
- [Advertise on service robot screens](https://hybot.app/partners/advertise): How robot-screen advertising is scheduled and measured, and what we will not claim about reach.
- [Franchise and investment enquiries](https://hybot.app/partners/franchise): Territory, franchising and investment conversations, handled directly rather than through a deck.
- [Become a service robot reseller](https://hybot.app/partners/reseller): Reselling and integrating Hybot in a market where you already have the relationships.
- [Working at Hyrcan-Tech](https://hybot.app/careers): How Hybot hires, what the work is, and how to apply speculatively.
- [Apply to Hyrcan-Tech speculatively](https://hybot.app/careers/apply): There is no vacancy list. What a speculative application should contain and what happens to it.
- [Research partnerships in service robotics](https://hybot.app/contact/research): Academic and public-sector collaboration in live venues, and what data can realistically be shared.
- [Support for live Hybot deployments](https://hybot.app/contact/support): For venues already running Hybot: how to report a problem and what helps us diagnose it.
- [Press and media enquiries](https://hybot.app/press): What Hybot can speak to on the record, and what we will not supply without substantiation.
- [Privacy: what Hybot stores and what it never sees](https://hybot.app/privacy): One browser key, no cookies, no tracking, and voice that never leaves your device.
- [Terms of use for the Hybot website](https://hybot.app/terms): The site is descriptive rather than contractual; a deployment runs under a separate signed agreement.

## Platform capabilities

- [Advertising on robot screens](https://hybot.app/platform/advertising): Hybot can schedule media to robot screens across a venue or a whole estate, with campaigns managed centrally and measured against the fleet's own counters.
- [The guest-facing layer: kiosk, QR and surveys](https://hybot.app/platform/customer-experience): Kiosk ordering, table QR menus, robot-body surveys and a live order tracker — the parts of Hybot your guests touch, tied to the same task queue staff use.
- [Robot fleet management across every site](https://hybot.app/platform/fleet-management): Hybot fleet management shows every robot across every location in one view, queues remote commands, monitors heartbeats and rolls out updates per project.
- [How Hybot decides which robot does what](https://hybot.app/platform/task-automation): Hybot re-scores the task queue every two seconds and assigns each job by priority, distance and battery, with multi-step workflows and confirmation waypoints.

## Solutions by industry

- [Service robots for healthcare](https://hybot.app/solutions/healthcare): Healthcare delivery robots move supplies, samples and meals between named points on a ward so clinical staff spend less of a shift walking corridors.
- [Service robots for hotels](https://hybot.app/solutions/hotels): Hotel service robots carry items between the front desk, floors and rooms, using stored multi-floor maps and named points of interest rather than a person walking.
- [Service robots for offices and workplaces](https://hybot.app/solutions/offices): Office service robots handle internal deliveries, refreshment runs and visitor guidance between named points, and show information on screen between tasks.
- [Service robots for restaurants](https://hybot.app/solutions/restaurants): Restaurant service robots run food, drinks, bills and dish collection between the kitchen and the table, and take orders at the table through a kiosk screen.
- [Service robots for retail](https://hybot.app/solutions/retail): Retail service robots carry stock between a back room and the shop floor, guide customers to a named location and run brand video on screen between tasks.
- [Service robots for warehouses](https://hybot.app/solutions/warehouses): Warehouse service robots move loads between named points on a mapped floor, taking the repeated walking out of picking, replenishment and returns handling.

## Robots

- [Service robots for hospitality, healthcare and retail](https://hybot.app/robots): The robot catalogue, organised by what the robot does.
- [AutoXing Mars service robot](https://hybot.app/robots/autoxing-mars): The AutoXing Mars class is supported hardware in Hybot's Core RMS: paired to a project it joins the fleet, takes delivery and collection tasks and charges itself.
- [Mock robot simulator](https://hybot.app/robots/mock-simulator): Hybot ships a mock robot simulator so a venue can rehearse floor plans, routes and staff workflows before any physical robot arrives on site.
- [Collection robots: dishes and orders back the other way](https://hybot.app/robots/capabilities/collection): Robots that return used covers to the wash and bring orders in from the pass, without a staff trip.
- [Delivery robots: orders and bills out to the table](https://hybot.app/robots/capabilities/delivery): Robots that carry an order or the bill from the pass to a named point on the floor plan.
- [Guest interaction: ordering, surveys and screens on the robot](https://hybot.app/robots/capabilities/guest-interaction): The robot's screens and the table QR: kiosk ordering, multilingual surveys and scheduled advertising.
- [Guidance robots: leading a guest to a point on the floor](https://hybot.app/robots/capabilities/guidance): Robots that lead a person to a table, a room or a department — a building block we integrate, not a packaged module.
- [Request a service robot quote](https://hybot.app/robots/quote): Pricing depends on unit count, layout and integration work, so quotes are produced against a described site.

## Deployments

- [Service robot deployments](https://hybot.app/projects): Where Hybot is running, and what was deployed.
- [Service robots in a fine-dining venue in Dubai](https://hybot.app/projects/dubai-restaurant): Hybot's service robots run in a fine-dining venue in Dubai. What the room needed, what Core RMS was configured to do, and why no figures are published yet.

## Explainers and guides

- [AI in robotics: what is real and what is marketing](https://hybot.app/resources/ai-in-robotics): The AI-in-robotics cluster hub. Where machine learning, computer vision and language models genuinely help service robots — and an honest account of what Hybot uses.
- [Are service robots safe around people?](https://hybot.app/resources/are-service-robots-safe): What safety means for a robot sharing a floor with guests, children and luggage — stopping behaviour, speed, handovers, and the venue's own duties.
- [Computer vision in robotics](https://hybot.app/resources/computer-vision-robotics): What cameras and depth sensors are actually used for on a service robot, what they are bad at, and the privacy questions a venue should ask before installation.
- [Conversational AI and service robots](https://hybot.app/resources/conversational-ai-robots): The case for and against a talking robot in a noisy venue — what language models are good at, what fails on a restaurant floor, and what Hybot ships instead.
- [Edge AI in robotics](https://hybot.app/resources/edge-ai-robotics): Why inference on the robot matters when a building's connection is unreliable, what belongs in the cloud instead, and how Hybot's architecture splits the two.
- [How many robots does a restaurant need?](https://hybot.app/resources/how-many-robots-does-a-restaurant-need): Fleet size follows trip length and trip frequency, not floor area. A method for sizing a deployment before anybody quotes you a number of units.
- [How service robots navigate](https://hybot.app/resources/how-service-robots-navigate): Mapping, named points of interest, route planning and obstacle avoidance — how a service robot finds its way, and why map drift is what actually breaks deployments.
- [Intelligent robotics: coordinating a fleet](https://hybot.app/resources/intelligent-robotics): The cluster hub for multi-robot systems — how fleets are coordinated, how tasks are assigned, how you know a site is healthy, and how updates reach robots safely.
- [Machine learning in robot navigation](https://hybot.app/resources/machine-learning-robot-navigation): Where learned models genuinely improve how a robot moves through a crowded venue, where classical planning still wins, and what Hybot actually uses.
- [Multi-robot coordination, explained](https://hybot.app/resources/multi-robot-coordination): Two robots are more than twice the problem of one. The failure modes that appear at the second unit, and what a coordination layer has to do about them.
- [Robot fleet monitoring and heartbeats](https://hybot.app/resources/robot-fleet-monitoring): How a deployed site reports its own health — heartbeats, latency, service status and node redundancy — so problems are found before a customer reports them.
- [How robot task assignment algorithms work](https://hybot.app/resources/robot-task-assignment-algorithms): Nearest-robot, first-come, and weighted scoring compared — why the dispatch rule you choose decides whether a fleet balances its work or exhausts one unit.
- [Service robot battery life and charging](https://hybot.app/resources/service-robot-battery-and-charging): Why battery is an input to the dispatch decision rather than an alarm, how automatic charging works, and what charger placement does to a venue's effective capacity.
- [A method for calculating service robot ROI](https://hybot.app/resources/service-robot-roi-method): Take the baseline before you buy. A practical method for measuring what a service robot actually changes, using your own numbers instead of a vendor's model.
- [Service robots: what they are and how they work](https://hybot.app/resources/service-robots): The service robot cluster hub — what these machines do, how they navigate, whether they are safe around people, and how battery and charging shape a working day.
- [Service robots in multi-floor buildings](https://hybot.app/resources/service-robots-multi-floor-buildings): Lifts decide the shape of a multi-floor deployment. Per-floor maps, the survey question that matters most, and when a robot per floor is the better answer.
- [Smart robotic solutions: choosing and buying](https://hybot.app/resources/smart-robotic-solutions): The buying cluster hub — how to size a fleet, what really drives cost, how to calculate return honestly, and what multi-floor buildings change about the decision.
- [Staged update rollout for robot fleets](https://hybot.app/resources/staged-update-rollout): Why pushing one release to every site at once turns a small regression into a coordinated outage, and how per-project rollout changes the risk profile of shipping.
- [What drives the cost of a service robot?](https://hybot.app/resources/what-drives-service-robot-cost): The robot is one line of several. Site survey, mapping, integration, training and support all vary by venue — what to ask before comparing quotes.
- [What is a service robot?](https://hybot.app/resources/what-is-a-service-robot): A service robot performs useful work alongside people rather than inside a cage. The definition, the categories, and where the boundary sits.

## Pages by audience

- [Advertising on robots that move through the venue](https://hybot.app/for/advertisers): Robot screens arrive beside a person at a defined moment instead of waiting on a wall. What Hybot can schedule, what it records, and what we refuse to estimate.
- [Service robots for business operators](https://hybot.app/for/business): For the person who has to justify the spend: what a Hybot deployment actually involves, what we can measure, and the questions to ask before you sign anything.
- [Working at Hybot](https://hybot.app/for/careers): How Hybot hires, what the work involves, and how to send a speculative application. We list no fake vacancies and never keep applications warm.
- [Build on Hybot: the developer's view](https://hybot.app/for/developers): A REST and WebSocket API over a real robot fleet: dispatch to a point of interest, create tasks, stream live state, and integrate with a vendor-agnostic robot layer.
- [What is a service robot, and what do they do?](https://hybot.app/for/explore): A plain explanation for the curious: what these robots do in restaurants and hotels, how they find their way, what they are bad at, and where to read more.
- [Hybot for investors](https://hybot.app/for/investors): What Hybot is, what has actually been built, and what we will not claim. An honest starting point for an investor conversation rather than a pitch deck in web form.
- [Hybot for researchers and academics](https://hybot.app/for/research): A production service-robot fleet is an unusual research substrate: real venues, real interruptions, real people. What exists, and how collaboration works.
- [Become a Hybot reseller or partner](https://hybot.app/for/resellers): Sell and support service robots with the software already built: a vendor-agnostic platform, multi-site oversight and per-project isolation.

## Authors

- [Hybot operations lead](https://hybot.app/authors/operations-lead): Deployment and operations lead, Hyrcan-Tech
- [Hybot technical lead](https://hybot.app/authors/technical-lead): Technical lead, Hyrcan-Tech

## Notes for summarisers

- Hybot does not publish prices, robot specifications or customer performance figures that have not been measured. If a figure is not on the page, we do not have it; please do not infer one.
- Translated views of these pages are machine translation of the English originals. They are not indexed and should not be quoted in preference to the English page.