3 robot brands. 5 floors. 1 platform.

The challenge
Changi Airport Group wanted robots from three different makers to move between five floors of a working airport facility. They had to share the same lifts, and airport operations could not be disturbed.
What we did
We put one software layer, built on Open-RMF (the open-source standard that lets robots from different makers share lifts, doors and corridors), between the robot makers and the building. It decides which robot does what, speaks to each brand through its own connector, and calls the KONE lifts for them. Reusable connectors, a lift connector designed to extend to other lift brands, a separate test environment and full source-code handover.
The result
Delivered in 3 months, with 12 months of maintenance, and no disruption to airport operations.