User App
Installed on the remote user's smartphone to start and control a telepresence session.
TeleBotz turns smartphones into telepresence devices. Connect a remote User App to a Robot App running on a smartphone at the destination. Add optional motorized or non-motorized hardware when your application needs it.
A virtual point of entry for a real-world place.
The smartphone is the core of TeleBotz. The User App connects to the Robot App running on a phone at the remote location.
Installed on the remote user's smartphone to start and control a telepresence session.
Runs on the smartphone placed at the destination, providing the remote camera, display and communication interface.
Add pan-tilt movement or other motorized positioning when remote physical orientation is needed.
Use a fixed stand, mount or tabletop arrangement to position the smartphone at the destination.
A regular video call starts when someone calls someone else. TeleBotz is designed around the visitor and the place they want to reach: a virtual entrance that can connect remote people to real-world reception teams.
Your receptionist or staff remain at the location and continue attending to in-person visitors.
A remote visitor connects online, observes the reception area through the camera, and interacts with your on-site team.
TeleBotz is designed to make the experience feel closer to approaching a person at a reception desk—not joining a scheduled online meeting.
The visitor opens the TeleBotz User App on their smartphone and connects to the destination phone running the Robot App.
The visitor sees the remote location through the Robot App. With optional motorized hardware, the camera can also be moved remotely.
The on-site receptionist attends the remote visitor while continuing to serve people who are physically present.
Two people, connected remotely through the TeleBotz User App and Robot App.
The experience combines connection management with a sense of physical presence.
Visitors can enter the virtual reception without waiting for someone to manually answer.
If the network drops unexpectedly, TeleBotz can attempt to restore the visitor flow.
When a conversation is disconnected, the system can attempt to reconnect or initiate a callback.
Visitors can orient the camera to get a simple view of the reception space and environment.
If staff are busy, the visitor can be shown that the reception is occupied without confusion.
The business decides when its virtual entrance is available and can manage the experience accordingly.
A virtual entrance may be useful wherever prospective customers, families, students or visitors need to speak with someone at a physical location.
Parents and prospective students could connect with admissions or reception staff without first travelling to campus.
People could make general enquiries and reach the appropriate front-desk team remotely.
Prospective guests could speak with staff before deciding to visit or book.
Customers could approach a real team member for product, service or appointment enquiries.
These are potential application areas. The best initial market will be selected through customer conversations and pilot feedback.
We are looking to speak with a small number of organizations that want to explore a new way for remote visitors to connect with their on-site team.
Discuss a pilot No commitment required. Start with a conversation about your visitor workflow.TeleBotz explores practical telepresence experiences that connect people across distance. Our current focus is a virtual visitor gateway: helping people reach a real person at a physical site.
We believe technology should make human interaction easier—not replace it.
Tell us how visitors currently reach your team. We would value the opportunity to understand your needs and explore whether a TeleBotz pilot makes sense.