Robotics solutions, organised around the work
Six solution areas, grouped by the job to be done. We scope each against your sites, then supply, deploy and support the platform that fits.
Service & Delivery Robotics
Autonomous robots that carry meals, trays, linen and supplies between kitchens, dining rooms, guest floors and wards.
Explore service & delivery roboticsAutonomous Cleaning
Robots that sweep, vacuum, scrub and mop large floors on a set schedule, leaving cleaners free for amenities, touch points and spills.
Explore autonomous cleaningAutonomous Material Transport
Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) that carry or tow heavier loads of linen, supplies, goods and parts between fixed points.
Explore autonomous material transportHumanoid Robotics
Bipedal and wheeled humanoid platforms for scoped pilots in handling, sorting, visitor engagement and research.
Explore humanoid roboticsInspection & Patrol
Legged robots that run scheduled inspection and patrol rounds with thermal, visual and acoustic sensors.
Explore inspection & patrolReception & Wayfinding
Robots that greet visitors, answer common questions and guide people to where they need to go.
Explore reception & wayfindingOne partner, from first conversation to ongoing support
Nothing is supplied until the scope is agreed in writing.
- 01
Consultation
The task, the site, the hours and what success looks like.
- 02
Site assessment
Floors, lifts, doors, Wi-Fi and safety. Where robots will and won’t work.
- 03
Recommendation & proposal
Platform, deployment plan, integration, training, service and price, in writing.
- 04
Deployment
Mapping, configuration, lift and door integration, commissioning and handover.
- 05
Training & adoption
Operator and supervisor training, plus help explaining the change to staff.
- 06
Support & lifecycle
Support, servicing, parts and warranty across New Zealand.
Tell us where your operation loses time.
A Robotx consultation starts with your sites, tasks and constraints. We’ll tell you where robotics fits and where it doesn’t, and what a sensible first deployment would look like.