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Robot & Automation Advisory 2026

Robot & Automation advisor for every business

Youshouldautomatethat is an independent robotics advisor for Thai businesses. We focus on AGV/AMR (autonomous material-handling robots), service, cleaning, and humanoid robots. We help you pick the solution with the fastest ROI.

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Robot & Automation advisor covering service, cleaning, and humanoid robotics

Independent · brand-agnostic

Sourced direct from manufacturers

Solutions

Four advisory areas

Independent advisory covering AGV/AMR through humanoids. Initial consultation is free.

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Pick by task, payload, and reach. Each category lists representative brands and specs.

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Got a problem?

Have a factory problem but not sure which robot fits?

Tell us about your warehouse routes or production-line transport volume, and we'll narrow down whether AGV or AMR is the best fit — and which brand. Free consultation.

Frequently asked questions

Do you sell robots?

We don't sell robots. We're an independent robotics advisor for Thai businesses, focused on AGV/AMR (autonomous material-handling robots), service, cleaning, and humanoid robots across 10+ leading brands. We help you compare options and choose the right solution. Initial consultation is free.

What's the difference between AGV and AMR?

AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle) follows pre-defined paths using magnetic strips, laser guidance, or QR markers — best for fixed routes in factories. AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) uses SLAM and on-board sensors to plan paths dynamically and avoid obstacles — best for warehouses with changing layouts and shared spaces with people.

What's the typical ROI payback for material-handling robots?

Usually 1.5–3 years, depending on shifts, labor costs, and internal transport volume. Warehouses running 2–3 shifts with high pick/move volume pay back fastest. AMR price starts around THB 800,000–2,500,000 per unit depending on payload and capability.

What Thai businesses benefit most from service robots?

Restaurants and hotels use service robots for food delivery and guest guidance to reduce repetitive walking for staff. Hospitals deploy them for medication, supplies, and linen transport. Malls use them for wayfinding. Service robot price starts around THB 350,000–900,000 per unit; payback is fastest in front-of-house businesses with high labor costs.