RobotLAB, a global leader in robotics integration and AI-powered automation, today announced the launch of BroBot™, the company’s first-generation humanoid robot designed for scalable, real-world deployment across multiple industries including education, logistics, and hospitality.
BroBot™ marks a significant advancement in functional humanoid robotics. Built to operate in dynamic and unpredictable environments, BroBot™ utilizes a hybrid analog-digital interface, autonomous task protocols, and situational awareness systems to perform essential duties with minimal supervision. Its approachable, adaptable design supports flexible integration into both structured workflows and high-traffic public environments.
“With BroBot™, we’re expanding the possibilities of human-robot collaboration with a focus on immediate usability and broad applicability,” said Bailey Lund, Project Manager for Humanoid Robotics at RobotLAB. “This platform is engineered to be simple to deploy, intuitive to operate, and impactful from day one.”
BroBot™ combines tactile interface elements with embedded decision-making capabilities to support task execution, environmental adaptation, and basic human engagement. Its modular architecture allows organizations to tailor the unit’s function to specific use cases without requiring significant infrastructure modifications or advanced training.
Initial deployment areas have included:
- Educational environments requiring flexible classroom support
- Warehousing and logistics operations seeking light-duty task assistance
- Hospitality and customer-facing spaces requiring floor presence and engagement
Key Capabilities Include:
- Autonomous Task Handling – Performs routine functions without continuous input
- Environmental Responsiveness – Adjusts behavior based on real-time contextual cues
- Industry-Agnostic Design – Compatible with multiple operational settings
- Ergonomic Interface – Requires minimal training for effective interaction
Following a successful internal testing phase, RobotLAB plans to expand BroBot™ through limited pilot programs in Q2 2025, working with its nationwide network to further refine functionality, workplace fit, and overall impact.
Whether delivering classroom support with unconventional teaching methods, easing operational flow in service environments, or participating in warehouse logistics with light-duty support, BroBot™ has already proven its capacity to contribute meaningfully across industry lines.
Organizations interested in early access, pilot participation, or learning more about BroBot™ are invited to explore the official product page and demonstration:
www.RobotLAB.com/brobot
