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The Caiva robot line-up arranged across studio podiums

Commercial robotics,
delivered end to end.

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

  • Taj Hotels
  • Vantara
  • Adani
  • Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation
  • Bosch Rexroth
  • ITC
  • Zydus Hospitals
  • Brandworks
  • HMEL
  • Ebullient
  • JSW
  • Indian Air Force

[Caiva Studio]

The machines

Caiva
  • Surveyed on site
  • Lift and door integration
  • One service contract

The operating layer

Caiva.OS
  • Fleet telemetry
  • Scheduling and dispatch
  • One operations report

The intelligence

Caiva.ai
  • Routing that learns
  • Custom automation
  • Built end to end

Robots, software and AI in one company.

Three products under one roof. Here is what each one actually is.

Caiva
Commercial robots for hotels, hospitals, retail floors, airports and factories. Surveyed, integrated and serviced by one team.
Caiva.OS
The operating system for how you actually sell. Pipeline, service and your vendor network in one workspace.
Caiva.ai
AI-native product and engineering studio. End-to-end automation for logistics, manufacturing, real estate, education and healthcare.
11+
robot families in the Caiva fleet
7+
sectors we deploy across, from hotel floors to factory lines
3+
countries we sell, deploy and service in
2022
founded in Ahmedabad as Doodle Tech Pvt Ltd

Industries we deploy in.

Seven sectors where floor area, footfall and shift patterns make a machine pay for itself.

  • Service robots in a hotel lobby01

    Hotels & resorts

    Room service, luggage runs, lobby cleaning through the night.

  • A delivery robot serving a restaurant floor02

    Restaurants & cafes

    Tray service through peak hours, without pulling staff off the floor.

  • Cleaning robots working a retail floor03

    Retail & malls

    Floors kept clean during trading hours, not after them.

  • A service robot in an office building04

    Corporate campuses

    Reception, mail runs, pantry service and patrol on one map.

  • Robots working a transport terminal05

    Airports & transit

    Long concourses, heavy footfall, cleaning that cannot stop.

  • A delivery robot used for internal transport06

    Hospitals & care

    Sample and linen transport, so nurses stay with patients.

  • Industrial robots moving goods in a warehouse07

    Factories & warehouses

    Line-side delivery, pallet moves and inspection loops.

How a deployment works.

Five stages, each with a deliverable attached. Nothing is quoted before your site is walked, and nothing is installed before the integration is mapped.

  1. Survey

    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.

  2. Specify

    A fixed quote

    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.

  3. Integrate

    A live floor map

    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.

  4. Train

    Certified operators

    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.

  5. Service

    An SLA and spares

    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.

Where a machine pays for itself.

The three deployment patterns we are brought in on most often, and what goes against each one.

A hotel lobby served by robots

Hospitality

Runs 22:00–06:00

Turnover between the last checkout and the first check-in

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.

Cleaning robots in a supermarket aisle

Retail & malls

Cleans during trading hours

Floors that cannot close for cleaning

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.

A collaborative robot arm on a manufacturing line

Manufacturing

Frees one runner per line

Line-side moves without a dedicated runner

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.

Tell us what needs automating.

You send
Floor area, shift pattern, and the job you want off your team.
We walk it
On site or over a call, against your actual floor plan.
You get
The machines that fit, what they cost, and how long deployment takes.