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Hospitality from the first conversation
Welcome guests and explain hotel facilities, services and local attractions. Requests that need a decision go to a staff member.
LIVING ROBOTSHUMAN CONNECTION. REIMAGINED.HUMANOIDS FOR BUSINESS
A human face.
A new standard
of customer service.
Bring human-faced humanoid robots to the places where customer relationships begin: hotels, office receptions, showrooms and information points.
01 / From a conversation script to a pilot in your business
LIVING ROBOTS / IN MOTIONA new face of service.
01 / APPLICATIONS
Where could a humanoid
support your team?
Start with recurring questions and a clearly defined task. Match the robot to the location, audience and the way your team works.
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A reception that knows the answer
Help visitors find meeting rooms, explain visitor procedures and direct requests to the right person. Visitor workflows depend on agreed integrations.
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Information through conversation
Answer questions about your venue, services and events. Use consistent content and languages chosen for your visitors.
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A brand people can talk to
Introduce products, engage visitors through conversation and guide them through your offering at a showroom or trade fair.
Features, mobility and integrations depend on the selected platform. Scope is confirmed before the pilot; not every robot supports every scenario.
LIVING ROBOTS / HUMAN CONNECTION
Make the first
conversation count.
A welcoming presence. Clear information. A natural conversation. Design the robot’s role around your visitors, with your team ready for the moments that need a human decision.
Find your robot’s role ↗LIVING ROBOTS concept film02 / YOUR ROBOT
A look that fits your brand.
A role that fits your goal.
Choose a face, outfit and communication style for your audience. The robot should feel approachable and clearly identify itself as a robot.
Test with your audience.
Check facial expressions, speech clarity and customer reactions. A realistic face cannot replace a well-designed service scenario.
Shape your conceptINITIAL BUSINESS BRIEF
SUGGESTED DIRECTION
A concept for discussion. Appearance, languages and features are subject to confirmation.
03 / BUSINESS
A deployment starts
with a clear objective.
Take a staged approach: define the scenario, run a pilot and decide based on results. Commercial terms and scope are agreed individually.
Test in your environment
Choose one location and a set of questions. Evaluate answer accuracy, handovers to staff and visitor feedback.
Robot as a service
A proposed model combining the robot, content updates and technical support. Service scope and availability are agreed in the proposal.
A humanoid brand ambassador
A project for a trade fair, launch or showroom: branded attire, presentation scripts and a supporting event team.
04 / LIVING ROBOTS
Business in motion.
Explore our vision.
Reception, collaboration and the future of service. Watch LIVING ROBOTS concept videos and discuss a scenario for your business.
Watch YouTube Shorts11 LIVING ROBOTS videos
Humanoid in the showroom
Welcome to the future
Humanoids in the workplace
Collaboration
The future of service
The first hello
Tomorrow’s world
LIVING ROBOTS in the city
Office assistance
Humanoid Tech
Night Club
Concept videos illustrate the brand vision, not confirmed specifications of available robots.
05 / INSIGHTS
Technology reshaping
customer interaction.
Selected sources on facial expressions and interaction. Editorial selection dated 19 September 2026; not automatically updated.
Research · 17 July 2026
A robot persona shaped through conversation
PACE describes a method for creating personas for the Ameca robot using questions and answers.
Source: arXivTechnology · overview
Sophia Utility: expression and conversation
Hanson Robotics combines conversation, expressive Frubber skin and gestural arms in its platform.
Source: Hanson RoboticsInteraction · overview
What makes a robot face expressive?
Facial materials and expression mechanisms form part of the experience of talking to a humanoid.
Source: Hanson RoboticsReferences to manufacturers do not imply a partnership or availability of their robots in our offering.
06 / CONTACT
Let’s talk about your business.
Tell us about the location, audience and task. We can define the direction of an initial pilot.