No franchise fee to host a unit.
No barista headcount to manage.
HUN brings XBOT's robotics platform to Canadian venues, sited, serviced, and staffed the way your location actually needs, with the upside shared, not sold to you as a franchise.
One machine, placed where people already are
Three ways a HUN unit fits into spaces Canadians pass through every day.
Work with HUN however fits your business
You buy it, you keep the profit
You own the machine outright and run your own independent business under your own brand. No royalties, no ongoing revenue share to HUN.
- HUN's roleImport, train, set up, after-sales service
- You keep100% of what it earns
- Best forOperators who want to run their own show
We place it, we share the upside
HUN owns and operates the machine at your venue, fully or with light staffing help from your team. You host, we run it, revenue is split.
- HUN's roleOwns, services, and runs the machine
- You getA share of every sale, no purchase required
- Best forLandlords who want the upside, not the workload
Three platforms, one operator behind all of them
Two coffee robots and one ice cream robot. Lite 3.0 is the dual-arm flagship, C3 is the compact single-arm coffee robot, and I3 serves soft-serve.
| Parameter | XBOT Lite 3.0Dual-arm coffee robot | XBOT C3Single-arm coffee robot | XBOT I3Ice cream robot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1695 × 1550 × 2230 mm | 1176 × 1686 × 2031 mm | 1693 × 1150 × 2010 mm |
| Weight | 800–850 kg | ~650 kg | ~582 kg |
| Power supply | 220V AC, 16A | AC 220V 50Hz, 16A | TBC |
| Rated power | 6,126W (max 6,262W) | 3,500W | 3,500W |
| Operating temp. | 10 °C – 32 °C | 10 °C – 40 °C | TBC |
| Espresso & milk drinks | Yes, dual-arm latte art | Yes, single-arm | N/A |
| Soft-serve & toppings | N/A | N/A | Yes, fruit sauces and crumble toppings |
| Best for | Airports, hotels, malls, stadiums, high-footfall venues | Cafés, street kiosks, office zones | Malls, food courts |
Lite 3.0 and C3 figures from XBOT's published specifications. I3 dimensions, weight and rated power from XBOT's I3 quotation. N/A means not applicable to that machine; TBC means it applies and the figure is pending from the manufacturer. HUN confirms electrical and space requirements for every site during the review.
From first conversation to a running machine
We assess your site
Foot traffic, power, and drink profile, so the right machine goes to the right location.
We handle setup
Import, certification, siting, and installation. You don't manage a customs form.
We operate or you do
Fully HUN-run, or a lean staffing model where your team handles restocking only.
Revenue starts sharing
An agreed split on every cup, tracked transparently, paid on a set schedule.
A share of a working machine, no purchase required
This is the path where you host rather than own. It isn't a franchise: no royalties, no brand-compliance audits, no fee just to participate. HUN places, services, and (fully or partially) operates the machine at your site, and shares the resulting revenue with you as the landlord.
- No upfront equipment purchase to host a unit
- No franchise fee, no royalty structure
- HUN carries the servicing and uptime responsibility
- You choose fully HUN-operated or a lean shared-staffing model
What a landlord actually gets
We carry the certification work
cUL, electrical inspection, and provincial food permitting handled before a machine ever ships to your site.
Staffing that flexes
Fully unmanned, or one lean attendant for restocking and oversight. Never a full barista headcount.
Remote monitoring
Uptime, inventory, and sales visible without a site visit.
One accountable operator
A Canadian team responsible for service calls, not a hardware vendor twelve time zones away.
Branded to your venue
Machine wraps and on-screen branding available, the same way any custom-branded kiosk program works.
Revenue, not rent
A share of what the machine actually earns, rather than a flat licensing fee regardless of performance.
The same pour, by hand and by robot
See what one machine could do at your location
A short opportunity check, not a sales call. Takes about two minutes.
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