Applications
Application examples
Routine care for indoor and outdoor spaces.
Keep shared floors clean with robotic equipment suited to the surface and daily routine.
Floor surfaces, charging and shared routes
Choose equipment for your floors, access routes and operating hours. Arrange charging, routine maintenance and help when the robot cannot complete a task.
Homes, Offices, Hotels, Hospitals, Nursing homes, Campuses
Explore operator-controlled cleaning drones for suitable roofs and solar panels.
Roof access and a qualified operator
Assess access, hose management and operating conditions for residential or commercial rooftops. No wheels or brushes touch the panels. Each project needs a site assessment, a qualified operator and a cleaning method that meets the panel manufacturer’s requirements.
Homes, Commercial buildings
Maintain lawns with robotic mowers matched to the terrain, boundaries and people using the space.
Lawn boundaries, slopes and people nearby
Mower selection depends on lawn size, slopes, boundaries and access. Plan the installation around people, pets and routine maintenance.
Homes, Residential communities, Resorts, Campuses
Explore robotic weeding for suitable vineyards, with equipment matched to row spacing and terrain.
Row spacing, terrain and weeding tools
Assess trellis clearance, slopes, turning areas and soil conditions. Confirm tool compatibility, operating requirements and local service availability with the manufacturer. This illustration shows a possible application, not a specific product offered for sale.
Vineyards, Wineries
Remove routine debris from suitable pool floors and walls with a robotic pool cleaner.
Pool dimensions, surfaces and cleaning coverage
Match equipment to the pool surface and shape, and plan retrieval, filter cleaning and storage.
Homes, Residential communities, Hotels
Help people and supplies reach the right place.
Move meals, linens and supplies along planned routes, with staff handling loading and handoffs.
Accessible routes, loading and handoffs
Plan loading, handoffs, doors and elevator access. Check that routes stay clear during busy periods.
Restaurants, Hospitals, Nursing homes, Hotels, Campuses, Offices
Help visitors find their way and answer common questions, with staff available when needed.
Visitor needs and staff assistance
Reception robots can give directions and answer questions they have been configured to handle. Keep their information up to date and give visitors a clear way to reach a member of staff.
Offices, Hospitals, Clinics, Campuses, Hotels, Venues
Support learning, conversation and participation.
Support guided play, coding and problem-solving with educational robots.
Learning goals, accessibility and guidance
Choose activities such as guided play, coding, turn-taking or problem-solving. Adapt activities to each learner’s sensory preferences, accessibility needs and goals, with input from educators, families and relevant specialists. Educational activities are not clinical treatments.
Schools, Learning centers, Universities, Families
Explore conversation, activities and reminders that complement family contact and human care.
Personal preferences, privacy and human care
Depending on the product, companion robots can support conversation, activities, reminders and family communication. Choose features that suit the person’s interests, accessibility needs and available human support. Robots complement care teams and family contact. Agree on who responds to requests, what information is shared and what happens if the robot is unavailable. They do not replace caregivers, clinical care or emergency services, and cannot reliably prevent wandering or confirm task completion.
Homes, Older adults, Nursing homes, Assisted living
Let remote participants join classes, meetings and family conversations through a mobile robot.
Connectivity, privacy and local assistance
Check connectivity, accessible routes, privacy and the availability of local assistance.
Schools, Universities, Learning centers, Offices, Homes, Nursing homes
Explore movement with the person’s needs in mind.
Explore assisted or autonomous wheelchair navigation, with suitability assessed for the person and setting.
Accessible controls and a professional assessment
Navigation sensors, route planning and controls vary by product.
Review the chair, routes, seating, accessible controls, stopping and manual override with the user and a qualified mobility professional. Confirm what assistance is needed.
Homes, Healthcare facilities, Education campuses, Suitable public spaces
Support defined tasks with specialist oversight.
Automate defined laboratory handling tasks with compatible equipment and specialist review.
Compatible equipment and specialist review
Laboratory robots can move materials and automate defined handling tasks. Check that the robot works with your instruments, labware and procedures, with guidance from the laboratory’s scientific and technical specialists.
Laboratories, Research institutions, Life sciences
Explore routine equipment checks and site observation, with people reviewing findings.
Sensor coverage and who reviews findings
Mobile robots, including quadrupeds, may support observation and perimeter patrol on suitable sites.
Define the route, what the sensors can detect and who reviews reports or responds to alerts. These systems support people; they do not guarantee security or replace emergency response.
Offices, Campuses, Residential communities, Wineries, Hospitality properties
Find stock gaps or pricing discrepancies where supported, with staff reviewing the results.
Supported checks and inventory connections
Confirm which stock or pricing checks the product supports and whether it connects to your inventory system. Staff review the findings and take action.
Retail stores, Suitable public-facing business spaces
