Dual Arm Manipulation
Two coordinated arms are intended to support fabric handling, card handoffs, item movement, facilities tasks, and future service workflows that require repetitive manual effort.
RoboInn is building a modular robotics platform for repetitive, labor-intensive work across hospitality, healthcare, facilities, and service operations. Laundry folding is the first pilot workflow, with night coverage and future robotics products built on the same RaaS model.
Built for operators evaluating labor automation
Back-of-house tasks, overnight coverage, facilities work, and service handoffs create recurring labor demand. RoboInn is designed to help operators convert selected workflows into predictable monthly automation cost.
Minimum wage, overtime, and agency coverage vary by city. The ROI model uses the wage you enter rather than a national average.
Late arrivals and overnight desk needs can force managers into expensive coverage patterns even when guest volume is uneven.
When teams spend hours on repetitive workflows, handoffs, and routine checks, they have less time for service recovery and guest experience.
RaaS lets operators validate the workflow, economics, and service quality before expanding across a property or portfolio.
Start with a narrow pilot, measure the hours covered, compare against your current wage cost, and decide whether to scale.
Skip the capex. We scope the workflow, model the economics with your inputs, and move from waitlist to pilot only when the use case is clear.
Share your property size, current wage, staffing hours, and first workflow to automate. We review fit before asking for any commitment.
We compare the selected workflow against your local labor cost and the expected monthly service fee so the business case is transparent.
Start with a focused workflow such as laundry folding, night-shift coverage, or facilities support, then validate what the robot can cover in your environment.
Add more workflows, hours, or properties only after pilot economics and operational fit are proven.
RoboInn is being designed as a robotics service platform: mobile manipulation hardware, workflow software, remote support, and measurable operating data in one subscription.
Two coordinated arms are intended to support fabric handling, card handoffs, item movement, facilities tasks, and future service workflows that require repetitive manual effort.
A mobile base is planned for hotel and healthcare support areas where robots need to navigate tight, changing operational spaces.
Task scheduling, exception alerts, and ROI reporting help operators compare covered robot hours against their current staffing model.
Compare the operating model before the pilot: traditional staffing stays variable, while RaaS gives you a defined monthly cost for selected workflows.
No upfront hardware purchase. No long-term lock-in during pilot. Pay monthly, measure the economics, and scale only if the workflow performs.
Or submit LOI: LOI Form
Or submit LOI: LOI Form
Or submit LOI: LOI Form
Use your own wage and staffing hours. The calculator compares current manual coverage cost with the selected RoboInn monthly plan.
*This is a directional comparison, not a guarantee. It assumes the selected pilot can cover the hours entered and excludes taxes, benefits, overtime, agency premiums, and operational transition costs unless you include them in the hourly wage.
The prototype video is shown in the hero. These canvas demos illustrate the first workflow concepts being designed for pilot validation and expansion.
The planned platform combines established robotics building blocks with operator-facing software for monitoring, reporting, and workflow control.
RoboInn is positioned around measurable cost reduction, recurring revenue, and low-friction adoption, not one-time hardware sales.
RaaS pricing lets customers test robotics without buying hardware, while giving RoboInn a recurring revenue model.
The calculator starts with user-entered wage and hours, so sales conversations focus on the operator's real cost base.
The first workflows target recurring, visible labor categories while leaving room for additional robotics products across the property.
A waitlist-first funnel helps qualify properties by wage pressure, hours, and workflow fit before deployment resources are committed.
Pilot scope can expand from one repeatable task into multiple departments after operational proof.
No-commitment pilot messaging lowers adoption friction for customers who are curious about automation but cautious about capex.
Pilot Readiness Checklist
Everything you need to know before joining the waitlist or requesting a pilot assessment.
RaaS means you evaluate automation as a monthly service instead of buying hardware upfront. For RoboInn pilots, the goal is to validate a specific workflow and cost model before scaling.
We review your property type, wage, staffing hours, and target workflow. If there is a strong fit, we follow up with a pilot assessment and a more detailed ROI model.
That is the intended operating model. Pilot scope and safety constraints are defined around the actual environment, traffic patterns, staff workflows, and task boundaries.
Support terms are finalized in the pilot proposal. Standard and Custom scopes include more operational coverage than Basic, including night-shift coverage and expanded reporting.
The pilot plan defines fallback procedures, service response, and operational ownership before deployment. We avoid publishing generic uptime promises before the exact site scope is known.
Yes. The commercial path is designed to start narrow and expand only after the economics and workflow fit are proven. Custom plans can cover additional workflows and properties.
Custom plans can include integration review. Basic and Standard pilots can start with standalone workflow reporting so the first deployment is not blocked by systems integration.
Share your property details, wage assumptions, and first workflow. We'll use that information to prioritize pilot fit and prepare a credible ROI discussion.