dcab® is an indoor delivery system that lets malls, towers, and large facilities use robots instead of people for moving items inside the building. Each shop, office, or handover point gets a simple dcab link; tap or scan it, and a delivery robot is sent to that spot to pick up and go. No more long walks for returns, no couriers stuck at lobbies robots do the moving, dcab does the coordination.
dcab® turns large buildings into robot-ready spaces. We give every important spot a smart address and a simple way to call delivery robots, so items move across malls, towers, and facilities without people doing the walking.
Malls & Shopping Centers
Use robots to handle returns, store-to-store transfers, and stock runs. Staff stay with customers while dcab sends a robot to pick up and deliver inside the mall.
Office Towers & Business Hubs
Move documents, small inventory, and equipment between floors without leaving your desk. dcab calls a robot to your office and routes it safely through the building.
Smart Handover Points
Couriers drop orders at lobby or service points, and robots take them deeper inside the building. dcab connects outside delivery with indoor robots so no one waits at the door.
dcab® connects to multiple delivery robot vendors through a simple, shared mission format. Each robot can use dcab stops as its station names, so different brands work inside the same building without separate apps. This lets you mix hardware over time and still keep one clean way to call and dispatch robots.
dcab® can link with existing systems such as staff apps, service desks, access control, and elevators or delivery platforms. Requests created in those systems can become dcab missions automatically, and items can move to predefined stops inside the building without manual coordination.
dcab® is an indoor delivery system that lets malls, towers, and large facilities use delivery robots to move items inside the building using simple links instead of people walking.
Each shop, office, or handover point gets a dcab® link or QR code. Staff tap or scan it to say “call robot here,” and dcab sends an available delivery robot to that spot to pick up and go to the next stop.
Malls, office towers, hospitals, campuses, and large facilities that have a lot of internal movement: returns, documents, small inventory, food, and tools between floors and locations.
No. dcab® is designed to work with different AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) vendors. Buildings can connect multiple robot brands and control them from the same system.
dcab® reduces long walking for staff and customers, stops couriers from waiting at lobbies, and removes many boring elevator trips. It standardizes “where to go” inside the building so robots can do the moving and people can focus on real work.
Before dcab, I could spend 10–15 minutes just waiting for customers to come down or arguing with security. Now I hand orders at the mall’s dcab robot point and move to my next job. The robots handle the inside part, and I earn more because I’m not standing around doing nothing.
Ahmed Hassan
In our tower we move documents and small items between floors all day. dcab turned that into a robot job. Tenants press their dcab link, the robot comes, and we don’t have people waiting at lifts every hour. It’s a small change that created a big efficiency boost.
Sarah Al-Mansouri
Since we started using dcab, our team doesn’t waste time walking back and forth between stores, storage, and the office. Staff just tap the store’s dcab link, a robot shows up, and the item moves. It’s become a normal part of our daily operations in less than a month.
Brian Choe
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