It’s amazing how the acceleration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has contributed to this development. While the usage of automation in various industries is deemed common in the 21st century, knowing how the system would spread its wings even to the full-service restaurants, and coffee shop. Generally, the traditional restaurants that have adopted the digital transformation will see business owners acquiring autonomous serving robots to administer food and drinks to the eaters’ seats. Not only has it brought convenience to their customers, but it reduced human movements and created space as well. The leading robotics in this industry are PUDU, kittybot, bellabot, holabot.

The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 brought monumental changes to workplaces, which continue to this day. Business leaders were faced with the challenge to remain efficient while addressing productivity issues resulting from the outbreak. Many organizations were forced to adopt virtual practices due to concerns around employee safety. Still others turned to robotics solutions, and these proved to be both effective and efficient. The pandemic fuelled the need for new business thinking, along with the utilization of new technologies, including workplace robots. But the adoption and use of robots in the workplace will not be temporary. Workplace robots can be replaced the reception counter such as Paper robot where it can greeting visitors and asking them about the nature of their visit, while other robot such as Double can build a hybrid meeting room with online and in-person staff.  Workplace robots empower people, enable business processes, and improve the workplace.

The pandemic of COVID-19 has showed the shifting need in the environment of events and trade show industry. Temi, double,…….., these robots help event planners and exhibitors provide a new, COVID-safe way to offer attendees an enhanced, interactive and immersive experience by greeting the guest, taking them on a tour inside the conference, mapping and guid them to their destination, conducting hybrid conference without the need of being there while maintaining social distancing – whether in-person or online.