Coffee and bar robotsSupplied from BrisbaneAbout two monthsFrom $4,568 a month

Robot coffee machines.

The dual-arm barista bar — Dual-arm barista bar, a purple cup off the stackConcept visualisation

[ The offer ]

A barista in two square metres, in your brand.

Dual-arm bar, vending kiosk or robot bartender. Your colours on the machine, your mark on the cup. Ours pours at 365 St Pauls Terrace.

The B Pro, $5,833 a month Price one for your counter Come and see it

[ The formats ]

$92,000
B Pro, installed. Dual arm, Eversys, BTB Z02 ice maker, Yingmei cup printer. $5,833 a month with the service. Buy
$61,640
B Standard, installed, a lower entry cost. Dual arm, Dr.Coffee F3, ice maker, cup printer. $4,568 a month with the service. Buy
$68,080
Smart EFF, installed. Dual arm in a vending format, Dr.Coffee F200, BTB Z06 ice, three syrups, milk frother, cup printer. $4,837 a month with the service. Buy
$35,880
T Standard, installed. The robot bartender, on its own page. Robot cocktail machines
$2,000 a month
The service for 24 months: install, training, maintenance and support. Each machine after the first, $1,000
About two months
From order, delivered within 100 km of an Australian port. Installed, ex GST

[ Add-ons ]

Ice maker
BTB Z02. Supplied on every format; add a second, or one to a line that has none. Add to a quote
Chocolate and caramel printer
Yingmei. Your mark on the crema. On B Pro, B Standard and the kiosk already. Add to a quote
Extra milk and syrups
A second milk line, more syrup channels. Add to a quote
Brand identity, $8,500
Mark, colours, cups, bags, menu, signage. A system, not a sticker. Add to a quote
Counter and services, $18,000
The counter or cell, power, water and drainage, to our drawings. Add to a quote
Space design, $14,500
The room drawn around the machine: layout, finishes, lighting, joinery. Add to a quote

[ The whole job ]

The machine is where it starts. The room, the brand and the service are the rest.

Space design, $14,500
The bar, the kiosk or the counter it sits in, and the room around it. Drawn to your floor plan, new build or the venue you have.
Counter and services, $18,000
The counter or cell, power, water and drainage. Our trades or yours, to our drawings.
Brand identity, $8,500
The mark, the colours, the cups, the bags, the menu, the uniforms. One system across the machine and the room.
Website, $6,500
Designed and built in the same brand, with the menu and ordering on it.
Branding on the machine, $1,800
Your colours on the arms and the body, fitted before it leaves us.
The service, $2,000 a month
Install, training, maintenance and support for 24 months. Each machine after the first adds $1,000.

See the packages Build the package

A worked example: Wonder Bean

Our own coffee brand, designed here for the entry of 365 St Pauls Terrace. Sol by day, Luna by night: amber with a full moon, night purple with a crescent. The same two marks on the arms, the cups, the bags, the sacks and the counter.

This is the job: the machine, the bar it sits in, the room it sits in, and the brand across all three.

The Wonder Bean bar in the entry of 365 St Pauls Terrace: slatted timber counter along the wall, a Sol yellow arm and a Luna purple arm either side of the coffee machine, the crescent lit on the front, the screen and tap, Sol and Luna stools, cups, bags and cushions — The bar in the room, by the street doorConcept, from the capture

The entry vestibule from the door: the bar along the right wall, the Sol arm and the Luna arm, the crescent lit, cups and bags on the counter, cushions on the floor — From the doorConcept, from the capture

Sol and Luna, the pack familyBrand, designed here

The bagsBrand, designed here

Two Wonder Bean takeaway cups: amber with a cream full moon and a purple lid, purple with a cream crescent and an amber lid — The cupsBrand, designed here

The cocktail machine

The same bar at night. The T Standard robot bartender, a Dobot arm under a rack of your bottles, an ice maker, three syrup channels. Ours pours at 365 St Pauls Terrace six days a week. $3,495 a month with the service, on its own page.

The robot bar from 365 St Pauls Terrace on a studio seamless: the cream curved counter, the red-jointed cobot mid-pour, the rack of inverted bottles above — The robot barStudio render from our photograph

Robot cocktail machines · The T Standard, $3,495 a month

The Wonder Bean bar

Our own coffee bar, drawn for the studio. Two arms on a slatted timber counter, the screen and the tap out front, everything else behind the doors: water, filter, pump, the machine on a slide-out shelf, cups, beans, the controller.

The same counter in your timber, your colours, your mark.

Marker sketch sheet of the Wonder Bean bar: the long slatted counter in elevation with two arms on top, a perspective with a yellow and a purple stool, and the carcass drawn open — The sketch sheetSketch

The Wonder Bean bar from the front: slatted timber counter, a yellow arm and a purple arm either side of the coffee machine, a tablet and tap-to-pay set into the front, a glowing crescent, two stools, bean sacks — Front elevation, doors closedConcept

Section through the bar: the espresso machine and cup rack on a slide-out shelf, the arm behind, water filter, tank, pump and controller below — SectionConcept

Exploded view of the bar: arm and cup, stone top, controller and cables, curved timber panels, cup dispenser, espresso machine, drip tray, water kit, steel frame, tiled plinth — ExplodedConcept

The bar with its doors open: water tank, filter and pump on the left, bagged beans and stacked cups in the middle, the switchboard on the right, bean sacks on the floor — Doors open, the servicesConcept

Three-quarter view with the service side open: the machine on its slide-out shelf, the cup stack, the water kit and the controller — Service sideConcept

On our floor

The bar at 365 St Pauls Terrace pours from a cobot under a rack of bottles. Come and order one before you order one.

The bar cobot at 365 St Pauls Terrace pouring a drink under the rack of inverted bottles — The robot bar, 365 St Pauls TerracePhotographed in our building

How it goes

Plan: the counter, the power, the queue. Design: the format, the colours, the cup. Fit out: services in, machine placed, skin on. Commission: menu programmed, staff trained, first hundred cups. Open. Stop after any stage.

The kitchen line at 365 St Pauls Terrace

Build your space.

Robot coffee machines.

A barista in two square metres, in your brand.

The machine is where it starts. The room, the brand and the service are the rest.

A worked example: Wonder Bean

The cocktail machine

The Wonder Bean bar

On our floor

How it goes

Robot kitchen fit-outs

Tell us what you want built. We come back with a plan and a price.