Autonomous robot platform
tBot
Works like magic, but engineered.
Built for events, promotions, conclaves, malls, airports, hospitals, hotels, campuses, and museums: any place where you want visitors to walk away with a memorable experience.
Moves through crowded, constantly shifting spaces on its own, without supervision
Works as a guide, answering any questions from visitors and walking them through a tour
Works as an advertisement robot, playing promotions and offers as it moves through each zone
Completely safe, simple to use, ready to deploy
Operational use
Where the system boundary matters.
Meet visitors at an entrance and walk them to the right desk, gate, or ward.
Give a fully autonomous tour of your premises.
Answer the same repeated questions that consume front-of-house staff all day.
Replace a wall of static banners with one screen that moves to where people actually are.
Swap out a promotion the same day, with no reprinting or re-installing.
Put an offer in front of visitors while it's already walking them somewhere.
In operation
It works without anyone driving it.
Once a space is mapped, tBot runs the floor by itself, routing around people and furniture as they move. It approaches visitors who look like they need help rather than waiting to be summoned. When a situation calls for a person, an operator can take the controls immediately.
What it plays
The walk pays for itself.
Every walk tBot gives a visitor is also a slot for a screen ad. What plays changes zone by zone, with no fixed signage, no reprint costs, and nothing extra to install. One robot, one walk, one battery: a guide and an advertising channel at once.
Where it stands
A working robot, not a rendering.
tBot exists, runs, and is deployed on a pilot today. We are direct about the rest: autonomous charging, languages beyond English, and new roles beyond guiding and advertising (security patrol, table service) are in development and are not claimed as finished. We would rather be trusted on what it does now.
Implementation state