Join ↗A home for the community's robots: docking, charging, maintenance and replenishment all in one place.
What communities look like today
Robots charge from wall sockets and park in stairwell corners; cleaning robots need people to haul water, drain wastewater and empty trash back and forth; and there is not even a place to repair them when they break down.
Typical market approaches
Robots are scattered everywhere, and each brand uses its own charging dock, taking up public space and making centralized management difficult.
What AIROBO provides
• Semi-open service station: site selection, wet/dry zoning, docking bays, basic power and network, water supply and drainage provisions, temporary garbage storage, a maintenance workbench, lighting and safety protection.
• Resource ledger: docking bays, maintenance bays, charging and water interfaces are uniformly coded, forming a resource ledger that can be connected to the Brain.
Robots have a fixed home, and public passages are no longer occupied.
The Brain later coordinates docking reservations, replenishment and fault dispatch, connecting seamlessly with the robot operations platform.
After finishing their work, robots return to the service station to dock and charge; maintenance, water refill and garbage handoff are completed centrally at the station, keeping stairwells and lobbies clean.
Every community starts differently. We conduct an on-site survey first, and work with you to decide where to start and which pain point to solve first.
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