Robots
Service robots
Robots that carry and guide. They bring an order to the table, documents around the floor or a box from the stockroom, and they walk a visitor to where they are going.
01 · For you
Your staff stay with the guest.The robot takes the walk.
Waiters, sales staff and receptionists spend most of their time walking: from the kitchen to the table, from the stockroom to the shelf, from reception to the meeting room. The service robot takes over that walk for the whole shift. People stay where they bring in revenue.
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More time for guests
The robot carries, your staff serve, advise and sell.
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A full shift on one battery
Up to 12 hours of work, then it returns to the charger on its own.
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Up to 120 kg per trip
With the largest model. We match the payload to what you actually carry.
02 · Where it works
01Restaurant and hotel
It brings drinks and dishes to the table or an order to the room door, and handles the way back alone. The staff stay with the guests.
02Sales floor
It answers a question about a product, shows the promotion and takes the shopper to the shelf. In between it moves goods from the stockroom.
03Offices and reception
It receives the visitor, walks them to the meeting room and delivers post and documents around the floor on the way.
03 · The four we install
DINERBOT T10A screen at eye level and trays below it. For retail and hospitality, where the robot has to carry and answer at the same time. This is the model we install most often.48.6 x 55.5 x 139.9 cm · 1m /s · 5.5h with Charging Pile and 4h with rechargerDetails →
DINERBOT T8The smallest in the family: 38 centimetres wide, it fits through a 55 centimetre gap. For cafés and smaller restaurants with narrow aisles; it carries up to 20 kilograms and runs for up to 14 hours.38.4 × 46.8 × 111.1 cm · 0.1~0.8 m/s (adjustable) · Up to 20 kgDetails →
BUTLERBOT W3A closed compartment instead of open trays. For hotels and buildings where the contents must stay out of sight and where the robot drives the corridor to the door by itself.45.9 x 54.9 x 108.1 cm · 0.8 m/s · 6.5 hDetails →
S100A driving shelf for a hundred and twenty kilograms. For warehouses and large sales floors, where volume is moved and not a single plate.92.5 x 62.0 x 128.2 cm · 1 m/s · 2.5 hDetails →04 · What this is
The steps nobody counts
In hospitality, retail and offices most of the time goes into walking: from the kitchen to the table, from the stockroom to the shelf, from reception to the meeting room. It is a route that repeats and that nobody counts, because it looks short.
A service robot takes that route over. We map the space during installation; from then on it drives itself, stops for people and returns to the charger. The staff stay where it matters, with the guest or the customer.
05 · Why Service robots
- 01It carries what a person wouldFrom twenty kilograms on trays to a hundred and twenty on a trolley. The payload is chosen by what is actually carried, not by what sounds better.
- 02It drives among peopleThe narrowest passage it needs starts at fifty-nine centimetres. It detects obstacles as it drives, goes around them and waits when the way is blocked.
- 03A screen that also speaksOn the models with a screen at eye level the robot does not only deliver, it answers too. The content and the answers come from your data, not from general knowledge.
- 04It lasts a shiftEight to twelve hours on one battery, then it returns to the charger by itself. Charging is scheduled into the quiet periods you choose.
06 · Measured
Frequent questions
What has to be ready before installation?
A socket for the charging dock, access to the wireless network and passages wide enough for the chosen model. We map the space.
Does the robot work on several floors?
The robot drives one floor. For several floors we arrange a link to the lift or a unit per floor; which makes sense we say after seeing the space.
Who looks after the robot after installation?
We do. We see the state of the unit in the console and settle most things remotely. When a visit is needed we come.
Enquiry
Tell us where the robot should stand.
Within two working days you get a proposal for your space and a date to see the robot working. No phone call, no obligation.
Or directlyinfo@vandri-robotics.com