Robot assistants for business
Service robots take over repetitive tasks: delivering meals, documents and parcels, guiding guests, cleaning indoor spaces and outdoor areas. Staff spend less time walking and on routine work, and more time with guests, patients and customers. Robots attract attention, work on schedule and keep the same level of service on every shift.
Waiter robots
What it is
A robot with open trays carries dishes from the kitchen to tables and brings back dirty dishes. The robot's screen can display the menu with dish descriptions, advertising and promotions. Several robots can work in one dining room at the same time.
How it works
The waiter places dishes on the trays and selects a table on the screen. The robot drives through the dining room by map, avoids guests and staff, stops at the right table and invites guests by voice to take their order. It serves several tables per trip, then returns to the kitchen. Between trips the screen shows the menu, daily specials and promotions, which can be updated remotely.
Where it is used
- Restaurants and cafésWaiters walk less with trays and spend more time with guests, and service is faster at peak hours. The robot's screen works as a showcase: menu, daily specials and promotions right in the dining room
- Food courts and canteensCollecting dirty dishes from tables and taking them to the dishwashing area without a dedicated employee
- Banquet halls and cateringServing dishes to a large number of guests at once
- Hotel restaurantsRelieving staff at breakfast and during the morning rush
- Family and kids' cafésThe robot attracts guests and becomes part of the venue experience
Guide robots
What it is
The robot greets visitors, answers questions, shows the way and escorts them to the right place.
How it works
A visitor speaks to the robot or uses its touchscreen. The robot answers in several languages, shows the building map and, if needed, leads the way to an office, gate or store, then returns to its post. Answers and routes are configured for the specific venue.
Where it is used
- Business centers and officesGreeting guests and escorting them to the meeting room, so reception isn't distracted by routine questions
- Airports and train stationsFlight information and escort to the gate in several languages
- Government agencies and public service centersTells visitors which window to go to and which documents they need, easing the load on consultants
- Hospitals and clinicsEscorts patients to the doctor's office, easing the load on the registration desk
- Museums and exhibitionsGives a tour along a set route
- Shopping mallsNavigation to stores and services
Promo robots
What it is
A robot with a large screen shows advertising and product presentations, attracts visitors and can serve as a guide around the hall or booth.
How it works
Content is uploaded remotely and can be changed at any time. The robot moves around the hall on a set route or greets people at the entrance, attracts attention with motion and sound, shows videos, answers questions and guides visitors to the right product or booth.
Where it is used
- Shopping malls and storesPromotions and new products where shoppers walk, not on a static banner
- Exhibitions and conferencesDraws people to the booth and presents products
- BanksTells customers about products while they wait and directs them to the right window
- Car dealerships and showroomsModel presentations and navigation around the showroom
- Real estate sales officesGreets clients at a developer's sales office and shows the residential complex presentation, floor plans and construction progress while the client waits for a manager
- Openings and eventsGreeting guests and a memorable effect for the brand
Delivery robots with lockable compartments
What it is
A robot with lockable compartments delivers documents, parcels, orders, medicines and samples inside a building.
How it works
The sender places the item in a compartment and selects the recipient. The robot calls the elevator itself, goes to the right floor and announces its arrival with a call or message. The compartment opens only for the recipient with a PIN code or card, and every delivery is logged in the system.
Where it is used
- Hospitals and clinicsMedical staff focus on patients instead of carrying things: the robot delivers medicines and samples between wards, the pharmacy and the laboratory. It can also deliver items to a patient without visitors entering the ward
- Offices and business centersDocuments between offices, floors and buildings without interrupting work. No one else can open the compartment, so delivery is confidential
- HotelsThe courier leaves the order in the lobby, and the robot brings it to the room. Strangers don't go beyond the lobby, and guests receive orders without unnecessary contact
- Residential complexesDelivery from the concierge to the apartment door, couriers don't walk the floors
- Laboratories and productionSamples and small components between areas with every handover logged
- Universities and government agenciesInternal mail between departments without a courier
Rover delivery robots
What it is
A wheeled robot carries parcels, documents, food and spare parts outdoors between buildings.
How it works
The item is placed in a closed compartment, and the recipient is selected in the app. The robot travels along sidewalks and paths using a map of the area, avoids people and obstacles, and works in rain and snow. The compartment opens only for the recipient with a code.
Where it is used
- Campuses and business parksDelivery between buildings without a courier; on large campuses this saves 10–15 minutes per trip
- Industrial enterprisesSpare parts, tools and documents between workshops and the warehouse
- Residential complexesDelivery from the checkpoint or pickup point to the building entrance, couriers don't enter the grounds
- AirportsDelivery between terminals and service buildings
- Resort hotels and holiday resortsOrders to cottages, the beach and the pool
- Hospital campusesSamples and medicines between buildings
Indoor cleaning
What it is
Autonomous wet and dry floor cleaning in premises of any size.
How it works
The robot drives around the premises once and builds a map. Then it cleans on schedule, avoids people and furniture by itself, and returns to its station to charge, refill clean water and drain dirty water. A report shows which zones have been cleaned.
Where it is used
- Shopping malls, airports, train stationsCleaning large areas at night and at peak hours without adding staff
- Offices and business centersDaily cleaning of halls and corridors
- HotelsLobby and floor corridors at any time of day
- Hospitals and clinicsRegular cleaning of corridors and wards on schedule
- Warehouses and production sitesCleaning driveways and workshops with industrial flooring
- Parking garagesCleaning underground and covered parking lots
Outdoor cleaning
What it is
Autonomous sweepers clean streets and open areas.
How it works
The machine follows a set route and schedule, including at night, avoids obstacles by itself, collects litter, dust and leaves, and returns to its base. The operator monitors cleaning remotely.
Where it is used
- Industrial enterprisesInternal roads and yards without separate machinery with a driver
- Mall and airport parking lotsCleaning at night, when there is little traffic
- Residential complexesCourtyards, sidewalks and pedestrian areas
- Campuses and business parksAlleys and approaches to buildings
- Parks and embankmentsRegular path cleaning
- Logistics centersYards at gates and driveways for freight transport
How we work
- 1
Defining the task
We discuss what prevents efficient work and define the goal of robotization
- 2
Diagnostics and audit
We analyze processes and equipment on site
- 3
Design
We design the solution and its integration into your process
- 4
Integration and implementation
Supply, installation and commissioning
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Service and training
Support and staff training