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OUR DUE DILIGENCE PROCESS

The process for selecting the best robots for each service may vary depending on the company and the specific service they are offering. However, here is a general overview of the steps that a company may take to select the best robots for their service:

 

Define the service requirements: In cooperation with the Company SMART AUTOMATED RETAIL & ROBOTS determines the specific tasks that the robot needs to perform and the environment in which it will be used. One example of a robot that makes coffee is the Hestia Cafe robot, which is a fully automated robotic coffee kiosk designed for commercial environments such as airports, shopping malls, and office buildings.

 

In a commercial environment, the requirements for a coffee-making robot like Hestia Cafe might include:

 

Speed and efficiency: The robot should be able to make coffee quickly and efficiently, especially during peak hours when there are a lot of customers.

 

Reliability and durability: The robot should be able to work continuously for long hours without breaking down or requiring frequent maintenance.

 

Customization options: The robot should be able to make a wide range of coffee drinks to suit different tastes and preferences of customers, including customizations such as milk type and temperature.

 

Hygiene and safety: The robot should be designed to maintain strict hygiene standards and comply with health and safety regulations.

 

Ease of use and maintenance: The robot should be user-friendly and easy to operate, and any required maintenance should be simple and quick to perform.

 

Integration with other systems: The robot should be able to integrate with other systems such as payment systems and inventory management systems to ensure seamless operation and efficient customer service.

 

Aesthetics and design: The robot should be visually appealing and designed to fit in with the decor of the commercial environment it is placed in.

 

Research available robot models: SMART AUTOMATED RETAIL & ROBOTS will research the available robot models that are capable of performing the required tasks. They will consider factors such as cost, durability, reliability, and features. They may also consult with experts in the field or other companies that have used similar robots.

 

Conduct a pilot test: Once the company has identified a few potential robot models, they may conduct a pilot test to evaluate the robot's performance in the actual service environment. During the pilot test, the company may collect data on the robot's efficiency, accuracy, and any issues that arise.

 

Evaluate the results: Based on the pilot test data, the company will evaluate the performance of each robot and determine which robot is the best fit for the service. They may consider factors such as the robot's performance, maintenance requirements, and cost-effectiveness.

 

Purchase and deploy the selected robot: Once the company has selected the best robot for the service, they will purchase and deploy the robot. They may also provide training to the staff on how to use and maintain the robot.

 

Monitor and optimize performance: After deploying the robot, the company will continuously monitor its performance to ensure it is meeting the service requirements. They may also make adjustments or upgrades to optimize the robot's performance and improve the overall service quality.

Robotics Engineers
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