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Service robots for Australian businesses

Robots that deliver, clean and guide are now working in restaurants, aged care homes, hotels and offices across Australia. Here's where they fit and how businesses get started.

Where they're used

Service robots take on repetitive carrying and cleaning so people can spend their time on the work that needs a person.

Hospitality

Delivery robots run plates and drinks from the kitchen and bring dirty dishes back, easing the load on floor staff during busy services.

Aged care

Robots carry meals, linen and supplies along corridors, giving carers more time with residents.

Hotels

Room delivery robots take orders and amenities to guest floors, with many models able to use lifts.

Commercial cleaning

Cleaning robots vacuum and scrub large floor areas on a schedule, often overnight.

How businesses get started

  1. Site walkCheck floors, aisle widths, lifts, doors and Wi-Fi along the robot's routes.
  2. TrialRun a robot during real service to see how it handles your busiest times.
  3. Mapping and setupThe robot's map is built and delivery or cleaning points are set.
  4. TrainingStaff learn to load, send, stop and charge the robot, and who to call for help.

Robots support staff. They don't replace care.

In aged care especially, the aim is to take routine carrying off carers' hands, not to substitute for human contact.

Include any robot in your work health and safety risk assessment, check how it handles residents using walkers or wheelchairs, and confirm how any cameras or data are handled under the Privacy Act 1988.

Looking for a supplier? RobotX supplies Keenon delivery, cleaning and hospitality robots across Australia and New Zealand.