Two kinds of delivery robot.
Pick by the building.
A delivery robot makes the trip a person would otherwise make: towels to a guest room, a lab sample to the third floor, a cart of parts to the assembly cell. You map the building once, and the robot runs the route on request or on a schedule.
In hotels, hospitals and office towers the hard part is the elevator. In warehouses and factories the hard part is the weight. We place a different robot for each, and we survey the site before we quote, because elevator integration and floor conditions decide what works.
The machines,
by the job.
FlashBot, multi-floor delivery
Calls the elevator itself over a cloud elevator control that works with KONE, Otis and other major brands, with no change to the car. Two to four enclosed, locked compartments that open by password, phone number or NFC. 9 hours on a charge. $20,000 to buy.
See the FlashBot →T300 and T300-Lift
661 pounds of payload, 12 hours on a charge unloaded and 2 hours back to 90%. Tray, rack, towing or conveyor tops. The T300-Lift, $21,000, drives under a rack and lifts it 2.36 inches itself. ISO 3691-4 compliant.
See the T300 →T600 Underride and T600-Lift
1,322 pounds, lifted. The Underride is 10 inches tall and slides beneath racks and carts. The T600-Lift, $24,000, is the upright version with a ground projection light. VDA 5050 fleet protocol, smooth floors only.
See the T600 →PuduBot 2, single floor
Open trays, an 88 pound payload and 12 hours on a charge, for one-floor runs such as hotel breakfast rooms and back of house.
See the PuduBot 2 →We also place Keenon's W3 room delivery robot and the S100 and S300 material transport robots, rated to 100 kg and 300 kg.
Which one fits your building.
- ✓Hotels. The FlashBot for towels, amenities and room service, so the front desk stays at the desk.
- ✓Hospitals, clinics and labs. The FlashBot, with locked compartments and an optional UV lamp, for samples and supplies where the contents matter.
- ✓Office buildings and residential towers. The FlashBot for internal mail and packages across floors.
- ✓Warehouses and 3PLs. The T300 with a rack or tray top for totes and kits, or the T600 Underride for loaded racks.
- ✓Factories. The T300 conveyor top hands off to a roller line by itself. The T600-Lift moves heavy carts, dies and fixtures.
Buy it outright,
or spread the cost.
The FlashBot is $20,000 and the PuduBot 2 $11,000 to buy, plus a one-time $1,000 setup fee. On the Robo Pro payment plan they are 12 payments of $2,000 and $1,100, with no interest added and no bank in the middle.
The T300 and T600 are bought the same two ways. A T300 is $20,000 before the top, and tops are quoted separately, from a $400 rack to a $5,200 conveyor. RoboCare is required on every purchase, $200 a month on a T300. Leasing is a pilot program approved case by case.
Installed and serviced
from Provo.
Delivery robots take more setup than most. We survey the building, confirm elevator and door integration against your elevator make and controller, map every floor, install the robot, train your staff and keep it running. Plant installs start with a survey of paths, thresholds and floor grooves. Installation, training and warranty service are done by our own technicians out of Provo.
RoboCare, our service plan, covers next business day on site response, unlimited covered visits, quarterly preventive maintenance, wear parts, firmware and remote monitoring. A priority tier adds same-day and after-hours cover. We serve all of Utah and six states across the Intermountain West: Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Arizona.
Where we place them,
and what else we place.
Questions we get asked.
Can a delivery robot use the elevator on its own?
The FlashBot can. It uses a cloud elevator control that works with KONE, Otis and other major brands, with no modification to the elevator car. We confirm compatibility with your elevator at the site survey.
How much does a delivery robot cost in Utah?
The FlashBot is $20,000 to buy, or 12 payments of $2,000 on the payment plan. The T300 industrial robot is $20,000 before the top, the T300-Lift $21,000, the T600 Underride $23,000 and the T600-Lift $24,000.
How much can an industrial delivery robot carry?
The T300 carries 661 pounds. The T600 Underride and T600-Lift lift and carry 1,322 pounds.
Can I lease a T300 or T600?
Leasing is a pilot program and is only approved case by case. The T series is normally bought outright or on the Robo Pro payment plan.
Come and see it on your own floor.
Thirty minutes, in your building, at no cost. We measure before we quote, because not every building is a fit and we would rather say so now.