Solutions
The robots, matched to the job.
Most of what works today is proven, commercial hardware in the AU$5,000 to $50,000 range, already running in hotels, warehouses and hospitals overseas. We pick the right type for your task, then install, integrate and operate it.
AU$15k-45k
Cleaning & scrubbing
Autonomous scrubbers, sweepers and vacuums that keep large hard floors clean on a schedule, day or night.
Scrubbing · Vacuuming · Sanitising
AU$8k-25k
Delivery & service
Tray and cabinet robots that run meals, linen, parcels and amenities, then return and recharge on their own.
Room service · Restocking · Mail runs
AU$20k-50k
AMR & AGV
Autonomous mobile robots and guided vehicles that move stock, pallets, carts and bins between points.
Goods-to-person · Pallet movement · Tugging
AU$15k-45k
Security & inspection
Patrol robots that watch sites after hours, run thermal and gauge checks, and escalate anything unusual.
Patrol · Thermal checks · Alerts
AU$10k-40k
Disinfection
UV and spray robots that disinfect rooms, wards and high-touch areas between uses, hands-free.
UV-C · Surface spray · Air
AU$6k-18k
Reception & hospitality
Guest-facing robots for welcome, check-in prompts, wayfinding and simple concierge tasks.
Reception · Wayfinding · Promotions
AU$20k-50k
Tele-operated
A trained pilot drives the robot remotely for tasks too tricky or high-stakes to fully automate yet.
Remote pilot · Edge cases · Night cover
Emerging
Humanoid
General-purpose humanoids for repetitive lifting, loading and handling. Early, but moving fast. We will tell you honestly when one is ready for your task.
Lifting · Loading · Handling
Price bands are indicative purchase ranges for comparable commercial hardware, before integration and support. Rental and pay-per-month options are available on most types.
See it in place
How each robot type plays out on a real floor.
Illustrative deployments, drawn from comparable rollouts overseas, to show how a type maps to a workspace and what changes.
CleaningShopping centre
Three scrubbers run a 30,000 m² centre overnight.
Robots cover the open concourse every night on a fixed route. The cleaning crew moves to detail work, spills and back-of-house, and floor quality stops dipping on weekends.
Nightly
full-concourse coverage
~6 mo
illustrative payback
AMRWarehouse
A fleet runs goods-to-person picking at peak.
AMRs bring shelves to packers instead of packers walking the aisles. The same team handles seasonal peaks, and the fleet scales up or down by the month.
DeliveryHotel
A robot runs amenity and room-service drops.
Guests get late-night deliveries without the front desk leaving the lobby. Staff stay on guest-facing work, and the robot handles the lift and the long corridors.
Tele-operatedAged care
A pilot covers thin overnight delivery rounds.
When staffing is tight, a remote pilot drives a service robot for non-clinical drops, so carers stay with residents instead of fetching supplies.
Night cover
without new hires
Carers stay
with residents
Ready when you are
Not sure which type fits your site?
Tell us the task. We'll tell you what's proven, what's emerging, and what it pays back.