Reception, delivery
and mobile robots.

Welcome visitors, move items or explore robotics. Start with what you need the robot to do.

Help me choose
A humanoid robot beside an operator holding a controller and visitors at an indoor demonstration
A robot demonstration from our company archive.

Planning a hosted event? See the activities and operating support on our robot rentals page.

Delivery & promotion

Bring items to a table or put a message in front of visitors. The route, load and space help determine the right model.

Tray delivery robot pictured for the Lucki and Lucki Pro catalogue entry

OrionStar

Lucki & Lucki Pro

Tray-based robots for moving items through indoor hospitality and visitor spaces. Compare the two models around the delivery route and the items you need to carry.

LuckiBot Plus with a large front display and delivery trays

OrionStar

LuckiBot Plus

A delivery robot with a large front display for promotions. A starting point for projects that combine carrying items with presenting a message.

Reception & visitor interaction

Welcome people, guide them through a space or introduce what is on display. Start with the visitor interaction you want to create.

GreetingBot Mini with its tablet-shaped display on a compact mobile base

OrionStar

GreetingBot Mini

A compact reception robot with a screen and voice interaction. Discuss a welcome, a guided route or a visitor information experience.

GreetingBot Nova reception robot with a display and wheeled base

OrionStar

GreetingBot Nova

A reception and guidance robot for indoor visitor spaces. Its display and voice interaction can support introductions, wayfinding and presentations.

Transparent OLED display mounted vertically on a mobile robot base

RK-O55-LTPA

Transparent OLED Navigator

A transparent display on a mobile base. Explore an exhibition or showroom presentation where the screen and its content are the centre of the experience.

White Pepper humanoid with articulated arms and a chest-mounted tablet

SoftBank Robotics

Pepper

A social humanoid that uses speech, gestures and a chest-mounted tablet for visitor interaction. Shape the conversation around your event or project.

Humanoids & quadrupeds

Explore movement, sensing and interaction between people and robots. Demonstrations and development work need different equipment and software.

Unitree H1 full-size humanoid robot standing upright

Unitree

Unitree H1

A full-size humanoid platform with articulated movement, LiDAR and a depth camera. Discuss a supervised demonstration or a defined research brief.

Unitree G1 compact silver and black humanoid robot

Unitree

Unitree G1

A compact humanoid for movement demonstrations and robotics exploration. Describe the movements or interaction you want to investigate in your enquiry.

Unitree Go2 grey four-legged robot

Unitree

Unitree Go2

A four-legged robot with LiDAR, a camera and movement capabilities. Tell us whether you are planning an audience demonstration or a technical project.

Describe the job
before choosing a model.

Plan with MazTech in Abu Dhabi.

A robot for a reception area has a different job from a robot used in a workshop. Tell us who will use it, who will run it and what a normal day looks like. For a visitor space, describe the greeting, information or presentation people should receive. For moving items, list the collection and delivery points and describe what needs to travel between them.

If you are exploring a technical project, start with the question you want to investigate. Share the equipment and software your group already uses, the experience of the people involved and any work you have completed. A named model is useful, but it is not essential to the first conversation.

Send photographs or a simple floor plan with your enquiry. Include doors, narrow passages, public areas and the place where the robot can be stored. If several teams will share the equipment, tell us how bookings, charging and day-to-day operation will be organised. These details help us prepare a proposal that your technical and purchasing teams can read together.

What we need
for your quotation.

Tell us where it will operate and what a useful result looks like.

  • The job and the space

    Share the activity, audience, floor layout and any access constraints.

  • The equipment and software

    We work through the version, accessories, applications and any development needed.

  • Your timetable

    Share your planned delivery date, setup access and first day of use so we can prepare a quotation around your calendar.

Have a different robot in mind?

Send the model name or the task. We can review the requirement with you.

Discuss your requirement