02 / Service robots · Coming next

Your staff stay with guests. The robot makes the trips.

Less back-and-forth carrying. More time for service, care and human connection.

Concept illustration of a service robotCONCEPT ILLUSTRATION
20 kgPayload across trays
~50 cmMinimum aisle width
13.5 hUp to, per charge
99%+Tray pickup detection

Manufacturer figures. Actual suitability depends on the site.

From trips to time with people

Let the robot run.
Let your people serve.

Restaurants

Move orders and dishes so staff can stay on the floor.

Hotels

Carry supplies across suitable shared areas.

Care settings

Support internal supply movements while staff focus on residents.

Retail & events

Support routine delivery and promotional interactions.

Designed for busy spaces

People first. Trips second.

We'll evaluate aisles, traffic, handoffs and charging needs on site. The goal is practical workflow improvement, not a gadget demonstration.

Tight aislesApproximately 50 cm minimum passage (manufacturer figure).
Busy spacesVision-based obstacle avoidance (manufacturer figure).
Pickup workflowTray pickup detection and call functions (manufacturer figures).
Long shiftsUp to 13.5 hours per charge (manufacturer figure).
The OnShift method / 05 steps

We place robots the way an agency places people.

We start with the work, not the hardware. Then we stay accountable for the shift.

Walk your site

Understand your workflow, floor plan and repetitive tasks.

See a free on-site demo

Watch the robot in your actual environment.

Map and install

Set up routes and operating areas for your building.

Train your people

Your team learns to work confidently alongside the robot.

Support the shift

Local Toronto support, maintenance and remote monitoring.

Let's put a robot on shift

See it work in your building.

Tell us about the job. We'll discuss a site walk and free demonstration in the Greater Toronto Area.

info@onshiftrobotics.ca
(416) 835-9544