01Hotels & resorts
Room service, luggage runs, lobby cleaning through the night.

Caiva supplies, integrates and services commercial robots for hotels, hospitals, malls, airports and factories. One partner from the first site survey to the last service call.
Trusted across hospitality, healthcare, industry and public services





[Caiva Studio]
Three products under one roof. Here is what each one actually is.
Seven sectors where floor area, footfall and shift patterns make a machine pay for itself.
Five stages, each with a deliverable attached. Nothing is quoted before your site is walked, and nothing is installed before the integration is mapped.
Stage 1 of 5
You end up with
A written scope
We walk the site with whoever runs it, measure floor areas, count lifts and door widths, and log where the hours are actually going. Nothing is quoted before this happens.
Machines are chosen against your floor plan and duty cycle, not a brochure. You see what each unit covers per hour, what it cannot reach, and what the alternative costs.
Lifts, fire doors, access control and wifi are brought into the map alongside routes, no-go zones and charging points, so the fleet moves through the building unattended.
Your staff learn the machine during a live shift on their own floor. They finish able to start a run, clear a fault and change a consumable without calling anyone.
Preventive visits, spare parts, firmware and fault response stay with one team for as long as the fleet is yours. One number when a floor does not get cleaned.
The three deployment patterns we are brought in on most often, and what goes against each one.

Hospitality
Runs 22:00–06:00
Room service runs and linen moves come off housekeeping's plate, and corridor floors are scrubbed overnight while the building is quiet. Staff stay on guest-facing work through the peak.

Retail & malls
Cleans during trading hours
Scrubbers work the aisles around shoppers at trading speed instead of waiting for the shutters. Coverage, minutes run and water use are logged per shift for the centre manager.

Manufacturing
Frees one runner per line
Parts travel from stores to station on a mapped loop that reports itself, and cobots take the repetitive pick, place and inspect work beside your operators.