Buying Guides
Checks to do before you buy a service robot: what to measure on site, what to ask, and how to read our model pages against your building. Every fact links to the manufacturer document or official page we used, with the date we checked it. Anything we could not confirm says “not verified”.
- Before You Buy a Delivery Robot: A Site Survey Checklist for Gulf Restaurants and Hotels
What to measure and check on site before choosing a restaurant or hotel delivery robot: route widths, floors, slopes, walls and glass, sunlight, Wi-Fi, lifts, charging and peak hours, mapped to the fields on our model pages.
Facts checked 2026-10-14 - Is a Cleaning Robot Right for Your Site? A Fit Checklist Before Any ROI Talk
Check floors, obstacles, glass, water and drainage, charging space, heat, dust and staffing before talking about cost: a site-fit checklist for commercial cleaning robots, based on KEENON and AGIBOT documents and our model pages.
Facts checked 2026-10-14 - Robot Spec Sheets Explained: Minimum Passage Width, Theoretical Efficiency, IP Rating and More
What the common figures on delivery and cleaning robot spec sheets mean, where official definitions exist (IEC 60529, ISO 8373, the UN battery definitions), what the manufacturer leaves unsaid, and how to read conflicting numbers, with real examples from our model pages.
Facts checked 2026-10-14 - Lift and Door Integration for Delivery Robots: Questions to Ask Before You Buy
A buyer's question checklist for robots that must ride lifts or pass doors and gates: what to ask the robot manufacturer or dealer, building management, and the lift company or access-control vendor, based on public information from KEENON, AGIBOT and lift makers.
Facts checked 2026-10-20