See it in 3D. Pick a module and turn it around.
Same base, same brain. Change the top for the job.
The lidar crown, face screen and emergency stop are shared by all three modules. Changing the top takes about two minutes and needs no tools.
Concierge cabinet
A closed, lockable cabinet for parcels, documents, medicines and anything that should not ride in the open. The front door opens 220 × 200 mm.
Butler tower
Two open trays loaded from the front or either side. Built for serving coffee, meals and snacks around the home, reception or a meeting floor.
Caddy and mast
A lift-out tote under a tall mast that puts the screen at standing height. For supplies, laundry, tools and small office runs.
Built for homes and offices, not factory floors.
Fetch and carry
Brings water, medicines, laundry and groceries from room to room — useful for elderly family members and anyone who should not be carrying loads.
Document and mail runs
Moves files, parcels and stationery between desks and floors with the cabinet locked between pick-up and drop.
Serve and clear
The Butler tower carries drinks and plates to a table or meeting room, then brings the empties back.
Greet and guide
The face screen and light ring make the robot easy to read; it can lead a visitor to a meeting room.
Engineering data.
// Indicative — full datasheet on request.
Need a robot that helps around people?
Tell us where it will work and what it should carry. We'll suggest the right top module, or design a new one on the same base.