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Reception Robot Setup & Configuration Course™

Hands‑on, job‑ready training to deploy reception robots in schools, offices, hotels, hospitals, and public spaces.

Practical Labs
Wi‑Fi & Networking
Mapping & Navigation
Voice & Display
Certification
Access Options
Free preview (Modules 1–2). Unlock all modules with Premium, or request Institutional cohorts.
What You Will Learn
  • ✔ Set up and power a reception robot
  • ✔ Connect to Wi‑Fi and network systems
  • ✔ Perform local mapping & navigation setup
  • ✔ Configure voice, interaction, and display
  • ✔ Troubleshoot common issues
  • ✔ Deploy the robot in real environments
Course Modules
1. Intro to Reception Robots
Preview
  • What is a reception robot?
  • Real-world applications
  • Hardware overview (sensors, camera, screen, wheels)
2. Hardware Setup
Preview
  • Unboxing & assembly
  • Power system & charging dock
  • Safety checks
3. Wi‑Fi & Network Configuration
4. Local Mapping & Navigation
5. Navigation & Obstacle Avoidance
6. Voice & Interaction Setup
7. Screen & Display Configuration
8. AI Integration (Advanced)
9. Troubleshooting & Maintenance
10. Real‑World Deployment
Preview • Module 1: Intro to Reception Robots

Watch a short demo of PEPE greeting a visitor and review the sensor/camera layout with safety tips.

  • Demo: Greeting flow
  • Hardware map: camera, ToF, mic array, screen, base
  • Best practices for lobby placement
Preview • Module 2: Hardware Setup
  • Unboxing checklist
  • Power‑on sequence & dock alignment
  • Safety checks before first run
Certification — Certified Reception Robot Technician™
1) Auto‑graded Quiz

Pass the knowledge quiz to demonstrate core understanding.

2) Hands‑on Submission

Provide evidence of a working setup (photos/video link, brief notes).

3) Deployment Checklist
  • Wi‑Fi connected
  • Map created & nav points set
  • Greeting & display configured
Who Is This For?
Students (middle school → college), STEM programs, robotics clubs, IT/tech learners, workforce training, and businesses deploying robots.