Concierge garments for every major humanoid platform. One role, six robots, six different patterns.
The concierge stands at the front. It is the first robot a guest encounters. The uniform has to communicate authority, hospitality, and polish in the first second of visual contact. No other role carries this much weight.
We produce concierge uniforms for all six major humanoid platforms. The design language is consistent. The engineering is entirely different for each one.
The largest frame. Broad shoulders, tall stance. The concierge blazer uses a full chest panel to manage the torso width. Trouser break sits above the ankle actuator. Optimus concierge uniforms have the most commanding presence in a lobby. Best for large hotels and grand entrances.
Narrower shoulders, tapered torso. The blazer follows a slimmer cut. Less fabric, lower cost per unit. Figure 03 reads as elegant rather than authoritative. Better for boutique hotels and intimate lobbies where a large robot would overwhelm the space.
Wider torso than Figure 03, shorter than Optimus. The shoulder joints sit higher, which changes how the blazer drapes. Iron is popular in Chinese and Southeast Asian hotels. We maintain stock patterns for fast turnaround in the APAC market.
Athletic build. High power-to-weight ratio. Atlas moves differently from the other platforms. The concierge uniform accounts for wider ranges of motion at the hips and shoulders. Seam placement follows Atlas's unique articulation geometry.
NEO is lightweight and human-proportioned. The concierge blazer sits naturally on this frame. Minimal structural adaptation needed compared to other platforms. NEO's proportions are closest to a slim human build, which makes traditional tailoring techniques more directly applicable.
Digit's reverse-knee leg geometry rules out standard trousers. The concierge uniform for Digit uses a long blazer that extends below the hip, paired with custom leg coverings that accommodate the backward knee bend. A different engineering challenge, but the front-facing silhouette reads as a proper concierge.
Mixed-platform fleets are common. Hotels deploying multiple robot brands need uniforms that look consistent across platforms while being engineered differently for each. We handle that.
Single-breasted blazer in dark navy or black. Gold or silver piping optional. Hotel crest embroidery at the breast pocket position. Bonded-cuff shirt. Magnetic closures throughout. No buttons, no zippers. The look is traditional concierge. The construction is robotic engineering.
Every element is platform-specific. The same blazer design looks identical across all six platforms from the front. The pattern, closures, sensor panels, and structural elements are entirely different on the inside.
Most hotels want the robot concierge to match the human concierge team. Same fabric. Same color. Same insignia placement. Same piping. We replicate your human uniform spec on whichever robot platform you deploy. The result is a blended team where the robot does not stand out from the staff visually.
Tesla Optimus, Figure 03, XPeng Iron, Boston Dynamics Atlas, 1X NEO, and Unitree G1. Each uniform is patterned to the specific platform's dimensions.
Single-breasted blazer in dark navy or black, matching trousers, and a bonded-cuff shirt. Gold or silver piping optional. Hotel crest embroidery available.
No. Each platform has different dimensions, joint placement, and actuator positions. A uniform made for Optimus does not fit Figure 03. We pattern separately for each platform.
3-4 weeks for standard configurations. 6-8 weeks for fully custom commissions with specific fabric and insignia requirements.
Tell us your platform, your property, and your existing uniform spec. We do the rest.