UAE installation
Site assessment, deployment planning, mapping, and staff onboarding delivered locally.
BUILT AROUND HOTEL OPERATIONS
A deployment pathway, not a product drop-off.
Every property is different. YUMA is introduced through a practical review of routes, elevator conditions, loading points, guest handoff, staff training, and technical support.
Elevator integration
A deployment plan built around the hotel’s elevator environment and operating workflow.
Two independent compartments
Separate upper and lower doors help teams organize secure, multi-stop delivery runs.
Local technical support
A UAE-based team supports commissioning, training, and ongoing hotel operations.
LESS ROUTINE WORK
More remarkable hospitality.
Every trip between a service area and a guest room takes skilled hotel employees away from the human moments that define a stay.
- Peak-hour room deliveries compete for the same staff.
- Late-night requests need consistent handling.
- Guests expect visible progress and reliable handoff.
- Operations teams need a workflow that fits the property.
ONE CLEAR OPERATING FLOW
From the first request to the final handoff.
YUMA carries the journey. Your team remains in control of what is loaded, where it goes, and how the guest experience is handled.
- 01
Guest request
A room-service, amenity, or concierge request enters the hotel’s normal operating workflow.
- 02
Staff loads YUMA
A team member places the order in one of two independent compartments and selects the destination.
- 03
Autonomous elevator journey
YUMA navigates mapped corridors, avoids obstacles, and follows the approved elevator workflow.
- 04
Secure guest handoff
At the destination, the guest is notified and retrieves the order from the assigned compartment.
ONE ROBOT, MULTIPLE HOTEL MOMENTS
Put routine journeys on a smarter route.
Use YUMA where repeatable, lightweight deliveries are taking hotel teams away from guests and core operations.
USE CASE 01
Room service
Move prepared food and beverages from the service point to the guest floor without assigning a team member to the full journey.
Discuss this workflow with YUMA →
USE CASE 02
Guest amenities
Deliver towels, toiletries, bottled water, and small convenience items during busy or late-night periods.
Discuss this workflow with YUMA →
USE CASE 03
Conference floors
Support meeting rooms with water, supplies, and scheduled internal deliveries while hotel teams stay guest-facing.
Discuss this workflow with YUMA →
USE CASE 04
Internal hotel logistics
Create repeatable routes between reception, service areas, and designated floors for small operational items.
Discuss this workflow with YUMA →OPERATIONAL VALUE ESTIMATOR
How much team time is tied up in delivery journeys?
Use your own assumptions. This model estimates staff time exposed to reassignment; it is not a promise of savings or a financial guarantee.
MONTHLY ESTIMATE
Staff time currently spent on deliveries266 hours
Time potentially available for reassignment172.9 hours
Operational value of that timeAED 5,533
Estimate only. Excludes robot pricing, deployment cost, service coverage, workflow exceptions, and property-specific constraints.
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Upper compartment
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Independent lower door
FITS THE OPERATION
Designed around the hotel journey.
YUMA combines autonomous navigation with two separately accessible delivery compartments. Deployment is configured for the hotel’s mapped routes, elevator environment, loading point, guest handoff, and charging location.
- Mapping and navigation
- Approved routes are mapped during deployment.
- Obstacle handling
- Sensors support navigation around people and objects.
- Guest handoff
- The assigned compartment is used at the destination.
- Charging workflow
- A dedicated charging location is included in site planning.
PRODUCT DETAILS
The right dimensions for hotel movement.
A slim footprint, two delivery compartments, and a deployment process designed for real corridors and approved hotel routes.
- Overall dimensions
- 1000 × 490 × 420 mm
- Compartments
- Two independent delivery compartments
- Upper compartment opening
- 320 × 315 mm
- Lower compartment opening
- 320 × 235 mm
- Typical operation
- 6–8 hours, depending on route and workload
- Navigation
- Autonomous mapping, obstacle detection, and route planning
- Deployment
- Site assessment, mapping, training, and UAE support
WATCH THE CATEGORY IN ACTION
Why guests remember robot delivery.
Selected guest-view videos show how autonomous hotel delivery is experienced in hospitality environments. These clips illustrate the category and are not presented as YUMA client deployments.
UAE HOTEL PILOT PROGRAM
Evaluate YUMA against your own workflow.
Where a pilot is appropriate, the scope is agreed around the property’s route, elevator environment, delivery types, operating window, training needs, and measurable success criteria.
- Defined route and service workflow
- Site and elevator readiness review
- Staff onboarding and operating guidance
- Agreed evaluation criteria before the pilot begins
- Clear next-step proposal after evaluation
A CLEAR PATH TO DEPLOYMENT
Request a tailored commercial proposal.
Commercial terms are prepared for the property and deployment scope. No generic price table can reflect elevator work, support, training, or multi-property requirements accurately.
- 01Initial hotel consultation
- 02Site and elevator assessment
- 03Live demonstration or agreed pilot
- 04Deployment and support proposal
- 05Installation, mapping, and training
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Questions hotel teams ask before a demo.
How much does YUMA cost?
Pricing depends on the hotel environment, elevator scope, deployment requirements, and commercial model. The YUMA team prepares a tailored quotation after an initial consultation and site assessment.
Can YUMA integrate with hotel elevators?
Elevator operation is assessed for each property. The team reviews the elevator environment, access requirements, route, and deployment scope before confirming the integration plan.
Does installation require major building changes?
Not by default. Requirements vary by property, especially around elevators, connectivity, and charging location. Any required work is documented during the site assessment before deployment.
What can YUMA deliver?
Typical hotel workflows include room-service orders, bottled water, towels, toiletries, small guest amenities, meeting-room supplies, and other items that fit safely inside the two compartments.
How does YUMA respond to obstacles?
YUMA uses its navigation and sensing system to detect and avoid obstacles on mapped routes. Final route suitability and operating rules are confirmed during deployment.
What support is available in the UAE?
The local deployment pathway includes site assessment, installation planning, mapping, staff training, and ongoing technical support under the agreed service plan.
Can we evaluate YUMA before a wider rollout?
Yes. Hotels can request a live demonstration and discuss a structured pilot. Scope, duration, success criteria, and commercial terms are confirmed for each property.
BOOK A LIVE HOTEL DEMO
Put YUMA on your guest journey.
Tell us about the property and the workflow you want to improve. The next step is a short consultation to review routes, elevator conditions, delivery volume, and demonstration options.