Unboxing a humanoid is the easy part — getting it working productively in your space is the real project. Deployment service covers site survey (floor surfaces, Wi-Fi, charging loc
Unboxing a humanoid is the easy part — getting it working productively in your space is the real project. Deployment service covers site survey (floor surfaces, Wi-Fi, charging location, safety zones), initial calibration to your environment, task programming or workflow integration, and operator training for your team.
For commercial deployments, expect 1–3 days depending on complexity: a single greeter robot in a lobby is a day; a warehouse pilot with fleet software integration is a week. The technician should leave you with documentation of the final configuration.
Good deployment techs also set up monitoring and a maintenance schedule — the robots that stay healthy are the ones with a plan from day one.
Join the waitlist for your area — get matched with local service work as demand grows.
Own or operate robots in your area? Tell us what you need — we'll notify you as local technicians join.
A single robot in a simple role: about a day. Multi-robot or integrated workflows: several days to a week.
Clear floor space, reliable Wi-Fi, a dedicated charging spot, and a point person on your team who'll own the robot day-to-day.
It should be — operator training for your staff is part of a proper deployment, not an add-on.