Practical guidance for robotics buyers
Plain-English guides for operations, facilities and procurement leaders evaluating commercial robotics.
How to build a business case for service robots in Australian hospitality
A practical method for costing and justifying service robots in Australian restaurants, clubs and hotels: tasks, labour hours, peak shifts, full costs and pilots.
Read the guideHumanoid robots in 2026: what's commercially ready for Australian businesses
A plain view of humanoid robots in 2026 for Australian businesses: real deployments, wheeled versus bipedal, main makers, hype versus reality, pilots and WHS.
Read the guideDeploying robots safely: WHS considerations for Australian and New Zealand workplaces
WHS considerations for deploying robots in Australian and NZ workplaces: PCBU duties, risk assessment, relevant ISO standards, consultation, training and incidents.
Read the guideRobotic inspection for substations and utility assets: where legged robots fit
Where legged robots fit in substation inspection: thermal, gauge and acoustic rounds, real trials, asset system integration and Australian site conditions.
Read the guideCan robots use lifts? Multi-floor robot deployment in hotels, hospitals and aged care
How delivery and transport robots call and ride lifts in hotels, hospitals and aged care, who must approve it in Australia, and which site conditions to check.
Read the guideHow to scope an autonomous cleaning program for a large facility
A practical guide to scoping autonomous floor cleaning for shopping centres, airports, hospitals and warehouses: floors, modes, docking, no-go zones and coverage.
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