Tell us what you want people to do - or avoid doing - when they encounter the robot. 

Example: Reduce unwanted touching, blocking, or diversion while the robot is actively delivering goods.

Together, we look at where your robot will work, who it will encounter, and what situations could affect your goal. 

We study how users, staff, and bystanders interact with your robot in real situations. 

We look beyond what people do - to understand what makes them trust, avoid, misunderstand, misuse, or interfere with your robot. 

We turn what we learn into practical changes to your robot, its behavior, staff training, and deployment plan. 

Robot Adoption in Small Business

Spatial Psychology & Robot Placement