Commerce & Visitor Services
The city’s public-facing experience: robot demonstrations, exhibitions, stores and smart cafés in controlled use environments.
View facilities & explanationsInside the space,
the details take shape.
A refined indoor promenade connects the robotics gallery, cafés, stores and visitor center. Transparent frontages and defined demonstration zones provide a clear view of products, with wide circulation and parallel human service. Robots demonstrate reception, wayfinding and order preparation while back-of-house operations remain separate from visitors.
Stone, timber and glass with restrained gold detailing
Deep display frontages and clearly defined experience areas
Varied seating and accessible circulation
Every unit, explained.
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Visitor center & orientation
Introduce the city and its experiences and identify the routes available to each visit.
What happens here?
Welcome visitors and understand their interests
Explain sectors, routes and accessibility
Guide individual or group visits
A clear visit route and relevant visitor information.
Robotics exhibitions
Present robots by task and use limits, separating visual display from operational demonstrations.
What happens here?
Display platforms and component explanations
Supervised use scenarios
Record visitor questions and authorized feedback
A documented experience and feedback for product development.
Robotic cafés & restaurants
A service experience showing the robot’s role in ordering, preparation and handover alongside human staff.
What happens here?
Separate service, preparation and maintenance
Define collection and waiting points
Provide human support when needed
A traceable order journey and evaluable service experience.
AI product stores
Present products with information visitors can compare and use to assess suitability.
What happens here?
Explain function, prerequisites and compatibility
Offer bounded supervised demonstrations
State product status and verified availability
Clear product information before a purchase decision.
Solutions & event spaces
Enable companies and researchers to present solutions linked to city sectors.
What happens here?
Provide adaptable content spaces
Host demonstrations and introductory meetings
Connect feedback with development and partnership teams
A needs summary and collaboration opportunity for review.
From intake to outcome.
An illustrative route linking the units and showing how work moves between them.
Plan the visit
Select an interest and suitable route.
- 01
Plan the visit
Select an interest and suitable route.
- 02
Observe & understand
Explain the product, its function and demo limits.
- 03
Supervised experience
Try a defined scenario with human support.
- 04
Compare & inquire
Review compatibility, service and availability.
- 05
Feedback
Collect authorized feedback and return it to development.
Commerce & Visitor Services
The image proposes a relationship between work areas, circulation and service. Zones and materials can evolve; it does not establish engineering dimensions or approved final equipment.
How does the concept work in practice?
A visitor explores a reception robot
A visitor views an introduction and tries a short wayfinding scenario. The supervisor explains capabilities and remaining development needs.
Realistic product understanding and actionable development feedback.
A company explores a service solution
A company representative chooses a use case, sees a demonstration and records operational needs for follow-up when partnership intake is enabled.
A documented need that can be assessed before an offer.
Clear ownership. Documented outputs.
Visitor experience & service
Coordinates reception, guidance and guest support.
Demonstration & product specialists
Explain prototypes and supervise experiences.
Back-of-house operations
Maintains readiness, preparation and downtime handling.
What does this area deliver?
01Documented visit routes and experiences
02Product profiles and use cases
03Authorized development feedback
04Collaboration opportunities and customer requirements
What is reviewed before operation?
01Clear product status before demonstration or sale
02Separate visitors from preparation and maintenance
03Human support and accessible routing
04No personal feedback collection without purpose and permission
Proposed review areas, not a readiness certificate or operating approval.Connected to the wider city.
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