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More help at home.
More time together.
A household service roadmap targeting 2029–2030, beginning with repetitive, light-duty tasks that can be supervised.
Start with the everyday.
Pilot candidates include arranging designated items, light-item delivery, non-heated table preparation, reminders and authorised smart-home actions. Suitability depends on each home’s layout, objects and occupants.
iMaid is not an independent childcare, medical or emergency-response service. Children and people needing care remain under responsible adult supervision.
For the moments together.
Put robots to work where they fit, and human relationships at the centre of life.
You define the boundaries.
Deployment planning covers room permissions, pause and shutdown, camera and audio policies, data retention, and advance consent for remote support. Any remote operation or access must be disclosed.
Final purchase, lease or subscription cost depends on hardware, tasks, support scope and location.
Home-readiness assessment
| Area | What we assess |
|---|---|
| Environment | Stairs, floors, doorways, connectivity, charging location and restricted rooms |
| Tasks | Object weights and shapes, frequency and authorised devices |
| People | Risks and supervision around children, pets and people needing assistance |
| Handover | Hardware specification, site tests, training, servicing and cancellation terms |
BE READY FOR WHAT COMES NEXT.
Your next chapter starts here.
Register your use case for the 2028–2030 service roadmap. No payment is required.
