AURRA BOT
A front-of-house robot for reception halls and hospital corridors. Greets visitors, answers routine questions and guides people to where they need to be.
One platform, a different room
AURRA BOT and EDUBOT are the same machine underneath — the Jetson Orin compute module, the LiDAR and camera set, the chest-height touchscreen, the wheeled base with a fixed upper body. What differs is the room it is pointed at, and therefore what it is asked to do: greeting people who have just walked in, answering the question they came with, and getting them to the right place.
The two settings below are documented separately because the constraints are not the same. A hospital corridor has patients, trolleys and privacy obligations in it. A front office has a queue.
Request a demonstration to see it in the room it would work in.
The hardware, photographed
This photograph shows EDUBOT and the shared edge-AI platform, not an AURRA-badged unit. AURRA BOT runs the same platform; photography of AURRA itself is not yet available.
