The right robot is the one that does your job best.
MOTIV works with leading global robotics manufacturers and stays platform-flexible. We choose the robot after we understand the job, and we tell you why.
Commercial robotics
Robotics for the places people live, work, shop and visit.
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Delivery robots
Carry meals, orders and stock on open trays between a kitchen, counter or stockroom and the people waiting for them.
What they do
- Up to 40 kg over three or four trays
- Passes gaps of 50 to 60 cm
- Up to 18 hours a shift, returns to charge itself
- Guides a guest to a table or a customer to a counter
Where they work
- Restaurants
- Food courts
- Hotel food and beverage
- Retail stores
- Banqueting
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Enclosed delivery robots
Move items that must stay private and untouched, room to room and floor to floor, in lockable compartments.
What they do
- Two to four lockable compartments, about 90 litres
- Rides the lift and passes automatic doors
- Up to four stops on one trip
- Up to 12 hours a shift
Where they work
- Hotel room service
- Office parcels and documents
- Hospital medication and samples
- Apartments and mixed-use
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Heavy-load transport robots
Move trolleys, racks and bulk stock that people currently push, in back-of-house and light-industrial spaces.
What they do
- Up to 120 kg on the deck, or lifts a 300 kg shelf from underneath
- A 23 cm chassis that slides under standard shelving
- Runs without Wi-Fi or 5G
- No facility changes, working within a day
Where they work
- Supermarket back-of-house
- Hotel linen and stores
- Hospital supplies
- Factories and warehouses
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Cleaning robots
Sweep, vacuum, dust-mop and scrub commercial floors on a schedule, with a report at the end of every run.
What they do
- Vacuum and dust-mop units for small floors
- Sweep-and-scrub units for 500 to 4,500 m²
- Large units for 3,000 m² and up, at up to 3,800 m² an hour
- Five-second battery swap on the larger units
- Scheduled from an app, rides the lift with a controller fitted
Where they work
- Malls and commercial complexes
- Supermarkets
- Office buildings
- Hospitals
- Parking garages and transport hubs
Industrial automation
Robotics for the places things are made, moved and stored.
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Autonomous mobile robots
Move totes, pallets, racks and work-in-progress between receiving, storage, the line and dispatch.
What they do
- Fleet management and multi-robot coordination
- Open APIs for warehouse and production systems
- Start with one or two units, scale to a fleet
Where they work
- Distribution centres
- Third-party logistics
- In-plant logistics
- Light manufacturing
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Collaborative robot arms
Tend machines, load and unload, pick and place, assemble, screw, palletise and finish, next to people.
What they do
- Cobot payloads for light manufacturing
- Redeployable between stations
- Vision-guided where parts are not perfectly placed
Where they work
- Furniture and textiles
- Packaging
- Components
- Food production where appropriate
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Machine vision
Inspect, measure, count, recognise and guide, on its own or as the eyes of a robot.
What they do
- Industrial cameras and 3D vision
- Inspection of every part, not a sample
- Production and workstation monitoring
Where they work
- Quality inspection
- Robot guidance
- Inventory visibility
- Process verification
The robot is only part of the solution.
MOTIV connects the robot to the doors, lifts, orders and systems it has to work with. That connection is what turns a robot into an operation.
What we integrate with.
In buildings
Lifts, automatic doors, access control, reception and visitor systems, ordering and point-of-sale, hospitality and facilities platforms, building-management systems.
In plants and warehouses
Warehouse management systems, ERP, PLCs, manufacturing execution systems, machine-vision systems and production equipment.
Emerging robotics
Humanoid and embodied-AI platforms are developing quickly. We follow them closely and will bring them to customers when they can do a real job reliably. Today's story is the one above.
What job would you give a robot?
Tell us about repetitive movement, delivery, cleaning, handling or inspection in your operation. We will help you work out whether robotics makes commercial sense.