Observe the task
Describe one repeatable task: who does it, how often, how much, and when it peaks. Name the outcome you want to improve and how you would measure it.
Commercial & industrial robotics · Australia
Robotics for Australian business.
From the coffee counter to the crop row, we help Australian operators work out what a robot could do in their business, and what it would take to make it work well.
Fig. 01 · Coffee serviceMoving partSix-axis arm · side elevationSheet 01 / 06
Drawings are illustrativeEquipment is confirmed per project
Applications
Six kinds of work. One way of looking at them.
Each area has its own questions about space, people and daily routine. Start with the one closest to your operation, and read the planning guide before anyone names a machine.
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Application 01 / 06
Coffee & food
Robotic coffee kiosks and automated beverage preparation for cafés, venues and high-traffic sites.
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Application 02 / 06
Restaurants & hospitality
Food running, dish collection and internal delivery that keep service moving at the busiest times.
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Application 03 / 06
Cleaning & facilities
Sweeping, vacuuming and floor scrubbing on a repeatable route, after hours or during trade.
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Application 04 / 06
Healthcare & aged care
Non-clinical logistics: meals, linen and supplies moved between kitchens, stores and wards.
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Application 05 / 06
Warehousing & industry
Mobile transport, palletising and machine tending for repeatable production and storage tasks.
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Application 06 / 06
Agriculture
Crop monitoring, mowing and targeted weed treatment that start with the crop and the country.
Drawings are illustrative application concepts. They do not depict products offered for sale, customer projects or confirmed installations. Equipment is selected and confirmed for each project.
How we work
Get clear on the work. Then consider the robot.
Three questions turn an interesting idea into a brief we can act on. We ask them in our first conversation, and they shape everything that follows.
Map the site
Walk the space and the route. Note floors, doors, lifts, utilities, connectivity, existing equipment and the people who share the area.
Confirm the details
Before any commitment, get feasibility, equipment, full costs, safety responsibilities, delivery, training, warranty and support in writing.
No two sites are the same, so we do not publish prices or promise a payback period. We will tell you what is feasible and what it would take.
And yet it moves.Eppur si muove · Galileo Galilei
About Galilei
Named for a man who looked first.
Galileo pointed a telescope at Jupiter and recorded what he saw, night after night, before he drew a conclusion. We bring the same habit to automation: observe the work, measure it, then choose the machine.
Galilei Robotics is a Sydney-based company developing a commercial and industrial robotics business for the Australian market. Our focus is the everyday work of serving, moving, cleaning, making and growing. We are building our supply and support arrangements around real operational needs, and we welcome project enquiries that start with one.
Company detailsGalilei Robotics
- Legal entity
- Galilei Commerce Group Pty Ltd
- ABN
- 82 679 757 987
- Office
- Suite 2, 26–32 Marsh Street
Wolli Creek NSW 2205, Australia - Scope
- Commercial & industrial robotics, Australia-wide
Before you begin
Good questions. A clearer next step.
The things most people ask before their first conversation with us.
Can I buy a robot from this website?
Not yet. The site takes project enquiries; it is not an online store or a confirmed product catalogue. Equipment selection, feasibility, availability, price and supply terms are established for each project before any order.
What will a robotics project cost?
The hardware is one part. Allow for tooling, integration, site changes, software, delivery, commissioning, training, consumables and maintenance. Ask for a proposal that separates upfront and recurring costs, states GST and lists exclusions. We do not publish prices for unconfirmed systems.
Can a robot work in my current premises?
Possibly, depending on the system and the task. Share your floor layout, routes, surfaces, access restrictions, busy periods and existing equipment. Doors, lifts, thresholds and shared pedestrian areas can make or break feasibility.
What should I ask about warranty and support?
Who handles setup, training, repairs, spare parts and software updates; where support is delivered from; and which response times or fees are agreed. These need to be confirmed for the selected system. See our delivery and support information.
Will automation replace the whole workflow?
Rarely. A robot usually handles a defined part of a process. People still load, unload, replenish, clean, supervise and recover the system when it stops. Assess the whole workflow and trial the outcome rather than assuming a labour saving or payback.
Can I discuss an application that is not listed?
Yes. Describe the task, the environment, the location and the outcome you want. Choose “Inspection & other applications” in the form and we will work out what is feasible before talking about any particular system.
Start a conversation
What would you like a robot to do?
Tell us what happens today, where it happens and what you would like to improve. We read every enquiry and reply by email.
Start a project brief
info@galileirobotics.com.au
Project enquiries only. Equipment, availability and any supply or support arrangements require confirmation.