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Customers find the product instead of searching for it

shoppiOS connects service robots with your product data. The customer asks by voice or touch, and the robot guides them to the right department.

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On a large sales floor, finding your way makes the difference

Anyone looking for a specific product asks the staff — or leaves. The answer to “Where can I find E27 warm white?” has long been in the product record. shoppiOS brings it to the sales floor.

How it works in five steps

  1. 1

    Understand the request

    By voice or via the touchscreen on the robot, for example, “LED bulb E27 warm white.”

  2. 2

    Match product data

    shoppiOS looks up the item in the product database and assigns the category and the location in the store.

  3. 3

    Start wayfinding

    The robot navigates to the target department and guides the customer there.

  4. 4

    Support the interaction

    Depending on the setup, the display shows variants, availability, or additional information.

  5. 5

    Improve over time

    Requests, routes, and usage signals feed back into reporting and assortment optimization.

What shoppiOS needs

Data

Product data from a PIM or from item master data is mandatory — it is the basis of all wayfinding. ERP, merchandise management, POS system, and analytics tools can optionally be connected.

Sales floor

On the sales floor: store mapping with zones, departments, and points of interest, charging stations, network coverage, safety parameters.

Hardware

When it comes to hardware, you are free to choose: OrionStar, Keenon, AutoXing, and temi are connected, and other models connect via open interfaces.

Robots

KeenonAutoXingOrionStartemi

One control system for all stores

Locations are managed centrally, while content and routes are maintained per store. Roles and permissions separate headquarters from the sales floor. Analytics run per location or across all of them.

Who is responsible in day-to-day operation

  • Your local integrator supplies the robots, handles installation and training, and takes care of ongoing support. You have one point of contact and one contract for the entire solution.

  • Athegus supplies the software underneath, maintains the integrations with robots and building systems, and supports your integrator with technical questions behind the scenes.

  • You remain free to choose: which robot type for which process, which integrator, which operating mode. Changing manufacturers does not mean changing systems.

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Built together with Smartricity

shoppiOS is being built as a joint venture between Athegus and Smartricity. Athegus provides the robotics and integration logic; Smartricity contributes retail data and industry experience. Underneath, it runs on Axiona — the same platform that hospOS is built on.

Smartricity

At Smartricity, the product goes by the name Shoppibot .

In use

Technologie Campus Grafenau

Technologie Campus Grafenau

Grafenau · University environment

Test lab at Deggendorf Institute of Technology.

Robots
Keenon T9 Pro, Keenon T3, Keenon W3, temi v2, Aldebaran Pepper, OrionStar LuckiBot
Elevators
GWH LiSA10 with Reimann controller
Smartricity GmbH

Smartricity GmbH

Passau · Partner environment

Test lab and showroom of a partner company.

Robots
OrionStar GreetingBot Mini, Keenon T10
Gebr. Heinemann

Gebr. Heinemann

Keflavík Airport near Reykjavík, Iceland · Travel retail, live operation

Installed on June 2, 2026.

Robots
Keenon T10

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