Commercial robotics, integrated locally
Move from a robot demonstration to a reliable Quebec deployment.
KUBY is an autonomous robot integrator based in Boisbriand, Quebec. We help businesses select, test, configure and support commercial cleaning, service, delivery and material-handling robots for real operating environments.
Best suited for: warehouses, factories, restaurants, hotels, senior living, healthcare, retail, grocery, offices, schools and public facilities.
Request an On-Site Demonstration Discuss Your WorkflowWhat does an autonomous robot integrator do?
An autonomous robot integrator turns equipment into a working operational system. The role includes evaluating the task and site, selecting the appropriate robot, validating navigation and performance, configuring maps and routes, training employees, planning support and measuring results after launch.
Site and workflow assessment
We review floor conditions, traffic, routes, doors, slopes, elevators, Wi-Fi, charging, water access, payloads and task frequency.
Model comparison and selection
Robots are compared according to the job: cleaning quality, coverage, payload, turning radius, runtime, navigation, accessories and support requirements.
Deployment and local support
KUBY coordinates configuration, mapping, employee training, launch procedures and post-deployment optimization from its Quebec base.
Robot integration services in Quebec
Autonomous cleaning
Sweeping, vacuuming, scrubbing and floor washing for commercial and industrial facilities.
Service and hospitality
Table delivery, room service, reception, advertising and repetitive front-of-house transport.
Industrial material movement
Autonomous indoor transport for warehouses, production areas, logistics and repetitive point-to-point movement.
How is a commercial robot integration project priced?
Every commercial robot project is quoted individually. The investment depends on the selected robot, accessories, operating environment, support requirements and any optional site integrations. KUBY prepares a clear proposal after confirming the workflow and technical requirements.
Service and delivery robots
Price on request
The recommended model and proposal are based on the tasks, routes, capacity and operating conditions at your facility.
Autonomous floor cleaning
Project-specific quote
Cleaning robot pricing varies according to floor type, area, required productivity, docking options and the conditions of the site.
Standard configuration
Included with the robot purchase
Standard configuration and initial mapping are included in the robot sale price. Optional accessories, custom building-system integrations and additional site work are quoted separately when required.
How to choose the right autonomous robot
1. Start with the task
- What work should be automated?
- How often and for how many hours?
- What result must improve: coverage, transport time, consistency, safety or labour availability?
2. Measure the environment
- Floor type, area, route width and thresholds
- Pedestrian, cart and forklift traffic
- Doors, elevators, gates, Wi-Fi, charging and water
3. Compare operational fit
- Payload, runtime, productivity and turning radius
- Navigation and obstacle detection
- Docking, accessories, reporting and integrations
4. Evaluate the total cost
- Robot purchase, with standard configuration included
- Employee training and process changes
- Maintenance, parts, support and expected utilization
Integrator versus buying a robot directly
| Approach | Best for | What is included | Main consideration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Autonomous robot integrator | Businesses that want a working deployment and local support | Assessment, model selection, demonstration, configuration, training and optimization | Higher project discipline and clearer accountability |
| Direct equipment purchase | Teams with strong in-house robotics experience | Primarily the hardware and manufacturer documentation | The buyer manages site fit, configuration, adoption and support coordination |
| Custom industrial automation | Highly specialized production processes requiring engineered machinery | Custom cells, controls, guarding and engineering | Often a longer, more complex project than deploying a commercial autonomous mobile robot |
Typical integration timeline
Schedules depend on inventory, accessories, site readiness and the complexity of the workflow. A standard commercial deployment can often follow this sequence:
Discovery and initial qualification: approximately 1–2 weeks
Define the workflow, success criteria, environment and shortlist of suitable robots.
On-site assessment or demonstration: usually 1 scheduled visit
Validate navigation, task quality, routes, obstacles and employee interaction under real conditions.
Proposal and deployment plan: approximately 3–10 business days
Confirm the recommended model, options, responsibilities, costs, training and expected timeline.
Delivery and preparation: commonly 2–8 weeks after approval
Timing varies with stock, accessories, integrations and required site work.
Configuration, launch and training: commonly 1–3 days on site
Create maps and routes, test the workflow, train operators and document daily procedures.
These are planning ranges, not delivery commitments. KUBY confirms the schedule in the project proposal.
What a strong pilot should measure
Operational output
Area cleaned, trips completed, material moved, service cycles, runtime and task completion rate.
Team impact
Hours redirected from repetitive work, operator interventions, training needs and employee adoption.
Business impact
Consistency, throughput, downtime, customer experience, safety observations and projected payback.
Autonomous robot integration FAQ
What is an autonomous robot integrator?
An autonomous robot integrator evaluates a business workflow and site, recommends a suitable robot, configures the system, trains the team and supports the deployment. The integrator connects the equipment to day-to-day operations.
Does KUBY integrate robots across Quebec?
Yes. KUBY is based in Boisbriand and supports commercial robotics projects in Quebec, with service available in French and English.
How much does an autonomous commercial robot cost?
KUBY provides a personalized quote after confirming the task, facility and appropriate robot. The final price depends on the equipment, accessories, site requirements and support needs. Standard configuration is included in the robot sale price; any optional accessories, custom building integrations or additional site work are identified separately in the proposal.
How long does robot integration take?
A straightforward project may move from approval to deployment in approximately 2–8 weeks, followed by one to three days of on-site configuration and training. Inventory, infrastructure and custom integration can extend the schedule.
Can a robot operate with elevators, doors or electronic gates?
Some models support elevator, door and gate integrations. Compatibility must be assessed for the selected robot, building system, network and safety requirements.
Can we test a robot before purchasing?
Yes. An on-site demonstration or pilot helps validate navigation, task performance and operational fit before a broader deployment.
What happens after installation?
KUBY can provide employee onboarding, technical support, maintenance coordination, parts assistance and workflow optimization after launch, depending on the selected service plan.
Start with the workflow. We’ll help select the robot.
Tell us what your team cleans, carries, delivers or moves. A KUBY specialist will help assess the opportunity and arrange a demonstration in your facility.
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