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Robots by use

Reception and wayfinding robots.

A reception robot guides visitors, answers their questions on screen or by voice, and, depending on the model, can lead them to their destination: a table, an elevator, a room, a meeting room or an aisle. It handles the repetitive requests of a lobby, a store or an exhibition venue.

OrionStar GreetingBot Nova robot
Enchanted Tools Mirokaï robot

Our flagship robots

The two models we recommend.

  • OrionStar

    OrionStar GreetingBot Nova

    Welcome. Answer. Guide.

    The OrionStar GreetingBot Nova is a reception and guided-tour robot with conversational artificial intelligence: it answers visitors in more than 30 languages and leads them to their destination, such as a room, an elevator or an aisle.

    Battery life
    12 to 14 h
    Charging time
    4.5 h
    Payload / capacity
    Not disclosed
  • Enchanted Tools

    Enchanted Tools Mirokaï

    Greet. Accompany. Carry.

    The Enchanted Tools Mirokaï is a French social robot balancing on a ball: it greets, leads visitors to their destination and can grasp and carry small objects, with two customizable characters, Miroki and Miroka.

    Battery life
    About 4 h
    Charging time
    About 1 h
    Payload / capacity
    1.5 kg per arm

How it works

How a reception robot works

Four top-down scenes: the robot greets a visitor coming in, answers their question, leads them to their destination (table, elevator, room, meeting room…), then returns to its reception point.
  1. 1. GreetingLOBBYHello!

    Greeting

    The robot greets visitors at the entrance, on screen and by voice.

  2. 2. QuestionLOBBYWhere is the elevator?

    Question

    The visitor asks a question on the touchscreen or by speaking; the robot answers or displays the information.

  3. 3. Escort to the destinationLOBBYTableElevatorRoom

    Escort to the destination

    Depending on the model, it leads the visitor to their destination: table, elevator, room, meeting room or aisle.

  4. 4. Back to postLOBBYReception point

    Back to post

    It returns to its reception point, ready for the next visitor.

How to choose

Four criteria that make the difference.

  1. 01

    Languages

    Foreign visitors, international guests: the number of supported languages varies widely between models.

  2. 02

    Guidance

    Simple on-screen information, or physically leading the visitor to their table, the elevator, their room, the meeting room or the aisle.

  3. 03

    Screen

    Size and purpose: practical information, site map or display of your own messages.

  4. 04

    Venue

    Large, busy spaces or a compact reception area: navigation and size depend on it.

More models

Other models exist. Compare them.

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Frequently asked questions

The essentials.

Related industries

No. It answers simple, repetitive questions; the reception team keeps complex requests and the relationship.

Yes, depending on the model: the OrionStar GreetingBot Nova, for example, supports more than 30 languages according to the manufacturer.

Yes, depending on the model: the robot leads the visitor to a point defined in advance on the site map (table, elevator, room, meeting room, aisle). Destination points are set up during installation.

Yes: Elio arranges a free on-site demo with the model suited to your premises.

Both: purchase, or a 36-month rental with installation, maintenance, insurance and replacement included.

Free on-site demo

See it run at your site.

An Elio engineer comes to your site with the robot suited to your business. Purchase or 36-month rental, after-sales service in France.