Operations where continuity is not negotiable.

Warehouses were built around human reach: aisle widths, shelf heights, tote sizes. HV-1 Operator works inside that geometry as it is, picking, replenishing and loading alongside your teams, with tasks fed directly from your warehouse management system.

Outside, GX-Terra moves pallets, returns and empties between docks, yards and buildings, on routes planned by Hivora Hive and adjusted as traffic changes through the shift. Every pick, move and handover is confirmed and recorded.

• Humanoid picking and replenishment integrated with your WMS.
• Autonomous yard transport between docks and buildings, any weather.
• Every handover confirmed against an identity and written to the record.

Transmission lines, substations, solar fields and pipelines are long, remote and expensive to walk. AX-Cirrus flies them on a schedule, beyond visual line of sight, with the flight authorizations already in place, and comes back with findings instead of footage.

Each mission produces a georeferenced report ranked by severity: a hot joint, a cracked insulator, a panel string underperforming. Sommatic classifies it, the maintenance team receives it, and Vectry keeps the history so trends are visible before they become outages.

• Scheduled BVLOS inspection of lines, substations, solar and wind plants.
• Thermal and visual findings ranked by severity, delivered as a report.
• Asset history kept over time so degradation is caught early.

Fixed automation is fast until the product changes. HV-1 Operator gives a cell the flexibility of a person with the consistency of a machine: it loads, tends, inspects and moves parts between stations, and switches tasks without new fixtures, conveyors or programming days.

It works at human pace in a human layout, with force-limited manipulation and guaranteed safe-stop, so it can share the floor with your operators. Hivora Hive sequences its work with the line and reports cycle by cycle.

• Machine tending and part transfer in flexible cells.
• Task changes without re-engineering the line.
• Force-limited manipulation and safe-stop for shared floors.

These are the sites where distance, weather and the night shift make continuity hard. GX-Terra runs perimeter patrols and carries samples, tools and spares between workshops, stacks and gates, sealed against dust and water and working around the clock.

AX-Cirrus covers what the ground vehicle cannot: stockpile volumes, haul-road condition, perimeter integrity and crane and gantry inspections. Both report into Hivora Hive, which yields right of way to people and vehicles and keeps every route inside the site rules.

• Perimeter patrol and heavy outdoor logistics, 24/7, in any weather.
• Aerial survey of stockpiles, haul roads, cranes and perimeters.
• Right of way to people and vehicles, geofenced to the site rules.

A guest arrives and opens their identity on their phone. They show it to the reader inside the elevator. In that moment the system validates identity, hotel, reservation, room, permitted floors and validity, and only the right floors light up. The same identity opens the room door, and stops working the minute the reservation ends.

Around that moment, the building keeps listening: a Call Point on the table or the nightstand brings the right person, Sense Nodes tell housekeeping which rooms are empty and let climate follow occupancy, and every access, request and reading is recorded with its actor and its time.

• Rooms and elevators that respond to identity, not keys.
• Service requests routed to the role on duty and timed automatically.
• Occupancy and comfort per room, without cameras.

A large site changes every week: access roads move, laydown areas fill and empty, and the people on it rotate by shift and by trade. GX-Terra runs site logistics on that moving ground, carrying tools, fixings and small plant between laydown, workshop and the work front, and patrolling the perimeter after the last crew leaves.

AX-Cirrus flies the progress survey on a schedule: earthworks volumes, structure by structure, compared against the plan and delivered as a georeferenced report the site manager can act on the same day. Where the work has moved indoors, HV-1 Operator takes over repetitive handling in the fit-out phase. Every movement is authorised, recorded and reconciled with the site rules in Hivora Hive.

• Site logistics and perimeter patrol on ground that changes every week.
• Scheduled progress surveys: earthworks volumes and structures against the plan.
• Repetitive handling in the fit-out phase, once the work moves indoors.