ROVER
A 1.4-meter autonomous service robot — receptionist, kiosk and courier in one machine. Designed, 3D-printed, wired and programmed entirely in-house in Erbil.
It's watching your cursor — click the screen.It's alive — tap the screen.
IT ALREADY HAS
A TROPHY.
At Convocation Day 2026, the University of Kurdistan Hewlêr's School of Science and Engineering named Rover Best School Project. It rolled onto campus, greeted the judges itself and handed out its own flyers.
- Judged as a complete product — hardware, software and design as one system
- Live and unscripted — Rover ran all day in the open courtyard
PROJECT
Science and
Engineering
Kurdistan Hewlêr
PROJECT
Science and
Engineering
Kurdistan Hewlêr
ONE ROBOT, THREE JOBS
Receptionist, interactive kiosk and heavy courier — Rover switches roles without switching hardware.
4-CAMERA VISION
A 4K head-tracking camera, two rear fisheye lenses and an internal cargo camera give Rover complete spatial awareness — it physically turns to keep eye contact.
BILINGUAL AI FACE
Fluent in English and Kurdish with 15+ dynamic facial emotions on its screen — conversations feel natural, not scripted.
MAGNETIC CARGO BAY
The front door detaches by hand — no tools. Interior compartments swap out for custom modules, up to a 150 kg payload.
SMART NAVIGATION
A repurposed dual-hoverboard drivetrain moves it smoothly through high-traffic spaces — hospitals, campuses, corporate lobbies.
FULLY 3D-PRINTED
Every panel, bracket and gimbal printed in-house — industrial-grade robotics from accessible fabrication.
OUR OWN SOFTWARE STACK
Conversation UI, face engine, vision and drive control — written by the same team that printed the shell.
WHERE ROVER WORKS
Drop it into any high-traffic space — it already knows the job.
RECEPTIONIST
Parks at the front desk, tracks your face to keep eye contact and answers questions in English or Kurdish. Visitors get greeted, directed and checked in — without tying a person to a desk.
EVENT HOST & KIOSK
Works a crowd on its own — hands out flyers and its own business card, shows info on its screen and guides guests around. It ran UKH's Convocation Day courtyard for a full day.
COURIER
150 kg of magnetic, camera-watched cargo space. Load it, pick a destination, and it weaves through hallway traffic on its own — with the internal camera keeping an eye on the goods.
UNDER THE SHELL
No dev kits, no off-the-shelf chassis. A printed skeleton, a hand-routed harness and every module placed by us. Click any photo to zoom.
IN THE WILD
Rover doesn't live in a lab. It works events, courtyards and stages — and hands out its own business card.
The card it hands out:
WANT A MACHINE
OF YOUR OWN?
Rover started as an idea in Blender. If you can describe it, we can design it, print it and program it.
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