Alpha Robotics Amy Reception Robot
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- BRAND:
- ALPHA ROBOT
- MODEL:
- AMY
- ORIGIN:
- China
- SKU:
- Alpha-Robot-Amy
Alpha Robotics Amy Reception Robot
A visitor arriving in an unfamiliar building needs more than a greeting: they need a clear next step. Alpha Robotics Amy Reception Robot combines reception interaction, information display and guiding navigation in a mobile service format. Its role brings together tasks that often sit apart at an entrance: welcoming people, answering business enquiries, presenting information and explaining where to go. For an organisation planning a robotic reception service, the central question is how those functions fit the visitor journey, rather than how prominently the robot occupies the lobby.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
Alpha Robotics and the Amy range
Amy belongs to the ALPHA ROBOT product offering. The source material also names Amy Plus and Amy (delivery version), making version selection an important part of a purchasing brief. This page concerns the reception product; the presence of another Amy name does not establish that its equipment or intended duties are identical. A useful procurement discussion therefore begins with reception requirements and the exact version, rather than treating the wider Amy naming as a shared specification.
Reception robots occupy the meeting point between public information and physical service. In this class of deployment, the organisation must decide which questions belong in an automated interaction and which require a member of staff. That distinction is especially valuable in environments where a simple request for directions sits alongside more sensitive or complex enquiries.
Interaction, display and application development
Amy supports human body induction in different directions, facial recognition and voice interaction. Its reception functions include business consultation, guiding navigation and explaining. Customisable welcome and farewell messaging adds a way to shape the opening and closing of an encounter around the venue's service language and identity.
The touchable high-definition display supports mobile advertisement display, video playback, product information queries and map display. An open SDK package and open API support redevelopment for the application scenario, including the addition of exclusive personality functions. These capabilities give the project both a visitor-facing content layer and a development route; the organisation still needs to define the information, interactions and integrations it wants to commission.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25.6 × 22.0 × 59.1 in |
| Weight | Approximately 108.0 lb |
| Travel speed | 0–2.7 mph |
| Operating time | Up to 10 hours |
| Charging time | 3–4 hours |
| Display | 21.5 in |
| Positioning accuracy | Approximately ±2.0 in |
| LiDAR range | Up to 131 ft |
| Battery | 20 Ah |
These figures are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the IP rating, camera specifications, speaker power, supported languages, box contents, processor or certifications; these details are confirmed at quotation.
How does Amy combine reception and information display?
Amy's reception proposition connects spoken interaction with visual material. Voice interaction and business consultation address the enquiry itself, while the touchscreen provides a place for maps, product information and video. A venue planning a reception workflow can use that distinction to organise its content: concise spoken exchanges for initial engagement, with visual information prepared for subjects that benefit from being seen.
Guiding navigation and explaining extend the role beyond showing a message. In a visitor journey, directions need a clear destination and explanations need an agreed scope. Before deployment, define the locations, topics and terminology that the service should cover. This keeps the project centred on useful encounters rather than a collection of unrelated demonstrations.
The operating system is Android, and the open SDK and API provide a route for application-specific redevelopment. Openness is not a substitute for an integration brief. Identify the information systems involved, ownership of content, required permissions and acceptance tests before commissioning development. For facial recognition in particular, establish the privacy, consent and data-handling requirements appropriate to the organisation and its visitors.
The display also supports mobile advertising, but reception and promotion should be planned together. A guest seeking a department or appointment needs a clear information route. Promotional material should therefore be organised around the service experience, with responsibility assigned for keeping product details, maps and video content current.
Who is Alpha Robotics Amy Reception Robot for?
Amy is relevant to organisations considering Reception Robots for public-facing information and guidance. Its stated service scenarios include stations, airports, hotels, shopping malls, banks, hospitals, schools, government affairs halls and restaurants. Across these settings, the common purchasing need is an approachable point for enquiries, explanations and orientation.
For hospitality and retail teams, the brief can focus on welcome messaging, venue information and product presentation. For transport, education and public-service environments, the emphasis can instead be on destinations, maps and clearly bounded consultation topics. These are deployment priorities to define, not reasons to assume that every workflow is already configured.
Technical teams also have a role in evaluating Amy because the SDK and API make redevelopment part of the proposition. Operations staff, content owners and developers should agree what the reception service must do before deciding its scope. The sources name Amy Plus and Amy (delivery version), but provide no comparative specifications that justify recommending either over this reception product. A requirement centred on delivery should therefore begin with a version-specific quotation brief.
What is Alpha Robotics Amy Reception Robot used for?
- Welcoming visitors: Present customisable welcome and farewell messaging as part of a planned reception experience.
- Answering business enquiries: Use voice interaction and business consultation functions for the venue's defined information topics.
- Guiding visitors: Apply guiding navigation and explaining functions to an agreed set of destinations and visitor needs.
- Presenting maps: Display map content on the touchscreen to support orientation within the service setting.
- Showing promotional content: Present mobile advertisements and video material alongside the wider reception service.
- Supporting product discovery: Provide touchscreen product information queries for visitors exploring an organisation's offering.
Pricing and Availability
Request a quotation for the reception version and describe the intended venue, visitor tasks and application requirements. Include the content to be presented, the proposed role of voice interaction and any redevelopment work involving the SDK or API. A clear brief helps distinguish the robot itself from the work needed to prepare a usable reception service.
Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. Include installation responsibilities, staff handover and the required documentation in the discussion so that the project has an agreed operational scope. A quotation for Alpha Robotics Amy Reception Robot is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Amy support both voice and touchscreen interaction?
Yes. Amy supports voice interaction and has a touchable high-definition display for functions including product information queries, map display, video playback and mobile advertisements.
Can Amy welcome visitors and provide directions?
Amy supports customisable welcome and farewell messaging, guiding navigation and explaining. Define the intended destinations and information topics when preparing the reception workflow.
How long does Amy operate between charges?
The operating time is up to 10 hours, and charging time is 3–4 hours. Plan the service schedule and charging arrangements as part of the deployment brief.
Can developers adapt Amy for a particular venue?
Yes. The open SDK package and open API support redevelopment for the application scenario, including exclusive personality functions. Set out the required integrations and acceptance criteria before commissioning that work.
Which settings are included in Amy's service scenarios?
The stated settings include stations, airports, hotels, shopping malls, banks, hospitals, schools, government affairs halls and restaurants. Select the interaction topics and content around the actual responsibilities of the chosen reception point.
Is this the same product as Amy Plus or Amy (delivery version)?
The sources name Amy Plus and Amy (delivery version) separately. This page covers Alpha Robotics Amy Reception Robot, and does not transfer specifications or delivery capabilities from those named versions.
Where can I buy Alpha Robotics Amy Reception Robot and what does it cost?
Request a quotation through this page. Specify the reception tasks, development requirements and delivery destination so the quotation addresses the intended project without assuming a standard configuration.
Summary
A useful welcome gives a visitor a next step. Amy brings voice interaction, touchscreen information, guiding navigation and explanations into a reception-focused product, with an SDK and API for application-specific development. The strongest purchasing brief connects those functions to real visitor questions, clear destinations and maintained content. For a quotation that establishes the version, documentation and scope of the proposed reception service, this page is the starting point.