Solutions
Smart robotic solutions, by the venue they run in
Service robots do the same four things everywhere: carry something from one named point to another, or guide a person there. What changes between a restaurant and a warehouse is the layout, the interruption pattern and who completes the handover — which is why deployments are planned per venue type.
Every venue type we have worked through
Each page covers the operational specifics of that setting: what the trips look like, where the handovers happen, and what goes wrong there that does not go wrong elsewhere.
Service robots for 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
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
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
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
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
Warehouse service robots move loads between named points on a mapped floor, taking the repeated walking out of picking, replenishment and returns handling.
Frequently asked questions
Does the technology really differ between industries?
- The robot and the software do not change much. The deployment does. Route length, how often a trip happens, who confirms a handover and what the floor is like vary enormously between a dining room and a distribution bench, and those are the things that decide whether it works.
Which venue type benefits most?
- The one with long, frequent, repetitive trips being made by people whose time is worth more elsewhere. That is a property of the specific site rather than of the industry, which is why we recommend measuring trips per shift before assuming your sector is or is not suitable.
Can one deployment serve several venue types?
- Yes. A hotel with a restaurant and a conference floor is three problems in one building, and they share a fleet. Each floor has its own map and named points, so destinations across the building are addressed the same way regardless of what happens there.
What if my venue type is not listed here?
- The six pages here are where we have worked through the operational detail, not a limit on where robots can run. If the pattern is carrying things between fixed points, the approach applies. Tell us about the site and we will be honest about the fit.
Tell us about the venue
We do not publish prices, because they depend on unit count, layout and integration work. Describe the site and we will quote against it.