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Everything it sees lands on your map

GisiBot is Mapify's autonomous robotics programme: a humanoid and a robot dog working the same site. The humanoid walks interior space at human height, answers questions and carries out tasks; the robot dog takes the stairs, slopes and rough ground it cannot. Everything either of them detects, captures or measures is geo-tagged and lands straight in the Gisify dashboard.

A humanoid robot and a four-legged robot dog on a building forecourt with the Kuala Lumpur skyline behind

Overview

GisiBot runs on two platforms that share one map. The humanoid works at human height and human pace. It walks interior spaces, reads its surroundings with built-in lidar, holds a conversation and carries out tasks on request. The robot dog takes the ground the humanoid cannot: stairs, slopes, rough terrain and the long outdoor rounds, carrying a top-mounted lidar and sensors you can swap out for the job. Between them a site is covered once, indoors and out, on one map.

On top of both, Mapify adds what a working site actually needs: lidar mapping with automatic patrol routing, obstacle detection that reroutes on the spot, face recognition against your authorised database, a voice assistant that answers in English, Bahasa Malaysia or Chinese, gesture control and follow-me for hands-full fieldwork, and swappable sensors for soil, air and crop health. Everything the robots capture flows one way: into Gisify. Detections, images and readings are pinned to the exact spot they were taken and land on the dashboard live, as ground truth you can analyse the moment it is collected.

GisiBot is already at performance grade. The units Mapify deploys are market-ready, not demonstrators. The module keeps growing from there: new functions are developed against real operational demand and customised by sector, so a plantation deployment, a warehouse deployment and a campus deployment start from the same platform and diverge in what they do. Around that, Mapify handles the work a Malaysian team needs on the ground: site survey, deployment, handover and local support.

What GisiBot does on your site

  • Two platforms, one map

    The humanoid works indoors at human height; the robot dog takes stairs, slopes and rough ground. Both report to the same dashboard, so a site is covered once rather than twice.

  • Patrols that never skip a round

    Routes plan themselves across the map. Set the times from the app and GisiBot walks the round, with every pass logged and every position live on the map.

  • It sees the obstacle and goes around

    Real-time sensing spots anything blocking the path, recalculates a route on the spot and carries on. No operator, no stalled mission.

  • Face recognition

    Faces are matched against your authorised database as GisiBot patrols. Recognised staff pass through; unknown faces are flagged to your team with the time and place attached.

  • Multilingual voice assistant

    Ask GisiBot a question and it answers aloud in English, Bahasa Malaysia or Chinese, drawing on your own knowledge base, and able to act on simple commands rather than only reply.

  • Gesture control and follow-me

    Hand signals start, stop and trigger tasks when hands are full, and follow-me mode keeps GisiBot at your shoulder through plantations, sites and corridors.

How GisiBot feeds Gisify

Humanoid robot walking through an empty warehouse, a faint scan fanning from its head, with a robot dog behind

Map

Before anything else, GisiBot builds the map. The humanoid's built-in lidar captures interior space as it walks; the robot dog carries a top-mounted lidar over the ground it cannot reach.

  • Real-time 3D lidar capture of terrain and structures
  • Mapping that holds up in tight or low-light spaces
  • One environment model both platforms navigate from
  • Analysis-ready 3D layers in Gisify

From scan to patrol

From the first lidar scan to a live dashboard. The mapping happens once; the patrols run for as long as the site does.

  1. Once, to map the site

    1. Lidar scan

      Real-time 3D capture of the environment as the robots walk it.

    2. Humanoid mapping

      The humanoid covers interior space and builds spatial context.

    3. Robot dog sensing

      The robot dog adds top lidar coverage over rough ground.

    4. Digital map

      A single environment model, ready for both platforms.

  2. Then, every day the site runs

    1. Patrol routes

      Paths planned automatically across the finished map.

    2. Scheduling

      Patrol times and missions set from the app.

    3. Mobile control

      Monitor, pause or redirect any mission from your phone.

    4. Command centre

      Monitor live; every detection lands on the map where it happened.

  3. Every robot, route and alert on one Gisify dashboard

Where GisiBot works

  • Plantation and agriculture inspection
  • Warehouse and logistics assistance
  • Campus and facility security patrol
  • Environmental and air-quality monitoring
  • Emergency response reconnaissance in unsafe areas
  • Education and research programmes

Put GisiBot to work

Talk to our team about a demonstration, a pilot or a full rollout.