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Service robots. Built for real spaces.

From everyday deliveries to scheduled patrols, YOGO robots work with software and building infrastructure to bring services into your space.

A staff member loading one of four separate rear compartments of KAGO, with two rows of outward-opening doors, scenario illustration
KAGO
A nurse collecting supplies from TRANGO with six separate compartments and side-opening doors, scenario illustration
TRANGO
ANGO on night patrol near a secured door with a security officer, scenario illustration
ANGO

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A different partner for every task.

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More ways to put robots to work.

Less running around. Clearer handovers.

Connect document and parcel deliveries with task dispatch, arrival notifications and authorized collection.

One task. A connected system.

Software, robots, building infrastructure and people work together to complete each service.

An item delivery inside a building

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4 steps · Swipe to explore

  1. Service application

    Request a delivery

    Staff choose the collection point and destination, and create a delivery task.

  2. Staff + robot

    Load the item and verify the code

    When the robot arrives, staff verify the loading code on the robot screen. The assigned compartment opens automatically and the item is loaded.

  3. Robot + building

    Travel to the destination

    The robot follows its route, using lift and door connections configured for the site.

  4. People + notifications

    Complete the handover

    An arrival notification prompts collection. People check the items, complete the handover and handle exceptions.

A food delivery inside a building

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  1. Courier + order

    Check recipient phone suffix

    When delivery upstairs is restricted, the courier arrives at the lobby handover point and checks the customer's phone suffix on the order ticket.

  2. Courier + robot

    Enter suffix to load meal

    The courier enters the 4-digit phone suffix on the robot screen, and the assigned compartment opens automatically to load the meal.

  3. Robot + building

    Travel to the destination

    The robot accepts the task, follows the planned route and uses connected lifts and doors to reach the target floor.

  4. People + notifications

    Complete the handover

    An arrival notification prompts collection. The customer enters their phone suffix on the robot to collect their meal.

A purchase from a merchant in the building

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  1. Customer application

    Order from the building shop

    The customer chooses goods from a building merchant and places and pays for an order in the application.

  2. Merchant + dispatch

    Prepare and load the order

    The merchant accepts the order, prepares the goods, calls a robot and uses the loading code to place them in a compartment.

  3. Robot + building

    Deliver through the building

    The robot collects the order and follows its route through connected doors and lifts. The customer can check delivery progress.

  4. Notification + collection

    Notify and verify collection

    Arrival notifications prompt the customer to verify and collect the order. The robot returns after the handover.

A scheduled security patrol

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  1. Patrol management

    Configure the patrol

    Staff set patrol areas, checkpoints, schedules and frequency to suit the site.

  2. Robot + sensing

    Patrol and collect

    The robot follows the scheduled route, collecting live video, checkpoint photos and environmental readings.

  3. Alerts + staff review

    Check an exception

    Configured rules generate an alert with its location and checkpoint photos. Staff view the live feed and verify the situation.

    Alert: fire exit blocked on level 2, exit C03. A checkpoint photo was captured.
  4. Response + records

    Respond and keep a record

    Staff use remote audio or attend the site to respond. Alert records, patrol logs and reports support later review.

Start with one service route.

Assess your site, agree the workflow and validate it in a pilot before expanding.

Discuss your project
  1. Site assessment

    Assess routes, facilities and handover points.

  2. Configuration & training

    Configure tasks and train the people involved.

  3. Pilot review

    Review pilot results before expanding.