Mangobot.
Robotics, embodiment and physical capability. A family of humanoid, quadruped and wheeled platforms for different environments and jobs.
Mangobot Trading LLC+ ENGAGE GLOBAL INC. × MANGOBOT TRADING LLC
INTELLIGENCE,
EMBODIED.
Many machines.
One intelligence.
Robotics connected to the knowledge, workflows and people that run your business.
PHYSICAL PLATFORM / X2 ULTRA
ROBOTICS, WITH PURPOSE.
01 / THE PARTNERSHIPHARDWARE × INTELLIGENCE
Built to move.
Connected to matter.
Engage Global Inc. and Mangobot Trading LLC bring robotics and enterprise intelligence together—connecting physical capability to business purpose.
Engage.
AI, enterprise integration and organizational intelligence. Engage shapes the workflows, connects authorized systems and supports deployment into your business.
Engage Global Inc.One partnership. A complete deployment perspective.The right body. The right context. A clearly defined job.
02 / THE PHYSICAL FLEET07 PLATFORMS
Different by design.
United by possibility.
Meet the existing Mangobot family. Choose a platform to explore its role, reference specifications and enterprise integration potential.
FIG. 01 / A3
Events · Brand experiences
A3
Born for the stage.
A full-size humanoid for stage performances, brand activations and memorable guest experiences.
- HEIGHT
- 173 cm
- WEIGHT
- 55 kg
- RUNTIME
- 10 hrs
- FREEDOM
- 51 DOF
- SPEED
- 5 m/s max
- CHARGE
- 2 hrs
Specifications reproduced from the supplied fleet catalog; confirm configuration, availability and operating conditions during scoping. D1 Max payload is listed inconsistently in the original catalog and requires confirmation. Robot demonstrations do not demonstrate a live VerbFlow connection.
A3 — Born for the stage.
A full-size humanoid for stage performances, brand activations and memorable guest experiences.
- HEIGHT
- 173 cm
- WEIGHT
- 55 kg
- RUNTIME
- 10 hrs
- FREEDOM
- 51 DOF
- SPEED
- 5 m/s max
- CHARGE
- 2 hrs
Events · Brand experiences
A2 Ultra — The face of the floor.
A full-size humanoid for reception, guided tours and hospitality experiences.
- HEIGHT
- 169 cm
- WEIGHT
- 69 kg
- RUNTIME
- 3 hrs
- FREEDOM
- 40+ DOF
- SPEED
- 0.8 m/s
- VOICE
- 20+ languages
Hospitality · Reception
X2 Ultra — The vibe master.
A compact humanoid for choreography, synchronized performances and education.
- HEIGHT
- 130 cm
- WEIGHT
- 35 kg
- RUNTIME
- 2 hrs
- FREEDOM
- 31+ DOF
- PAYLOAD
- 3 kg
- BATTERY
- 500 Wh
Events · Education
D1 Ultra — The explorer.
A lightweight quadruped for inspection rounds, patrol routes and facility exploration.
- WEIGHT
- 15 kg
- SPEED
- 3.7 m/s
- RUNTIME
- 1–2 hrs
- PAYLOAD
- 5 kg
- SEALED
- IP54
- TORQUE
- 48 Nm
Facilities · Inspection
D1 Max — The carrier.
A hybrid quadruped platform for site transport, inventory and facility operations.
- WEIGHT
- 30 kg
- LEGGED
- 4+ m/s
- WHEELED
- 8+ m/s
- PAYLOAD
- 25 kg
- SEALED
- IP67
- RUNTIME
- 2.5 hrs
Logistics · Site transport
D1 Max Pro — The titan.
An industrial quadruped for heavy transport and demanding site operations.
- WEIGHT
- 64 kg
- MAX LOAD
- 100 kg
- CONTINUOUS
- 50 kg
- RUNTIME
- 5.5 hrs
- BATTERY
- 2160 Wh
- SEALED
- IP67
Industrial · Heavy transport
G2 — The embodied operator.
A wheeled humanoid with force-controlled arms for production and handling applications.
- HEIGHT
- 122.5–179.5 cm
- WEIGHT
- 185 kg
- RUNTIME
- 4+ hrs
- FREEDOM
- 26+ DOF
- VISION
- 2× 360° coverage
- CHARGE
- 2 hrs
Manufacturing · Inventory
03 / THE INTELLIGENCE LAYERSOFTWARE FIRST. ROBOTICS OPTIONAL.
VerbFlowBY ENGAGE
Work, set
in motion.
VerbFlow brings company knowledge, business records and day-to-day work into one enterprise AI workspace. People can ask, review and act in the same context, with authority defined by their role and the workflow.
Start without a single robot.
Use the shared workspace and enterprise intelligence on their own. Begin with a team and a defined workflow, without the cost or complexity of a physical deployment.
Extend intelligence into the world.
Give a physical interaction the relevant business context. An approved service procedure can inform a guest interaction; an inspection observation can feed a reviewed work order. The robot becomes another interface to supported work.
Turn information
into context.
Relate documents, messages, meetings and business records to the work in front of you. Answers with sources let your team inspect the evidence behind a recommendation.
Turn intent
into progress.
Carry an approved decision into the workspace: create a task, update a deal, draft a follow-up or schedule the next step. Configure connected actions around access and approval rules.
Turn context
into deliverables.
Build briefs, reports and communications from the same business context. Keep the owner, decision and next action attached to the work that follows.
THE PROBLEM IT SOLVESClose the gap between knowing
Close the gap between knowing
and doing.
A customer commitment can begin in a meeting, change in an email and end up as a task in another system. People become responsible for carrying the context between all three. That creates preparation work, repeated entry and handoffs where ownership can become unclear.
VerbFlow’s proposition is to keep the relevant knowledge, decision and next action together. The value comes from helping teams complete a business process with less reconstruction of context, while retaining the evidence and authority behind the work.
WHAT MAKES THE APPROACH DISTINCTKeep the conversation
Keep the conversation
connected to the work.
- A workspace built around business records
- CRM, projects, marketing, point of sale, memos, email, knowledge and meetings share a workspace with the conversation. A response can become a record or a task where the team already works. Supported external connections extend that context.
- Organizational context that carries forward
- Use the customer history, meeting decisions and relevant company knowledge together. The question becomes “What should happen for this account now?” and the evidence remains available for review.
- Actions with defined authority
- Connect the user’s intent to supported system actions through access rules and approval thresholds. Sensitive steps stay reviewable. The enterprise control model must be validated for the selected plan and configuration.
- Outcomes that inform the next decision
- Record decisions, results and exceptions so the team can see what happened, measure the workflow and improve its operating playbook. Improvement follows reviewed evidence.
THE ENTERPRISE BUSINESS CASEMeasure the work
Measure the work
that moves.
Operational speed
Measure preparation time, repeated entry and the delay between a decision and its next action.
Execution consistency
Track whether agreed owners, approval steps and operating procedures carry through each workflow.
Useful company knowledge
Assess how often source-backed context supports a decision and leads to completed work.
Management visibility
Review commitments, blockers, approvals and outcomes together, so progress is easier to inspect.
Set a baseline in one function, start with read-only intelligence, validate the controls, then add approved actions. Expand when measured outcomes support the decision.
Product positioning follows the supplied VerbFlow overview and enterprise operations materials. Features vary by plan. Confirm supported connectors, available controls and robot interfaces during scoping.
04 / THE CONNECTED ORGANIZATIONREFERENCE ARCHITECTURE
From business context
to physical action.
A proposed integration model. Every connection is scoped around available interfaces, permissions and an agreed operating environment.
01 / AUTHORIZED INPUTS
Your enterprise
- CRM & customer records
- Documents & knowledge
- ERP & work orders
- Messages & calendars
02 / CONTEXT & COORDINATION
VerbFlowVerb (voice model)
Retrieve context · reason over tasks · coordinate approved actions
PERMISSIONS + HUMAN APPROVAL
03 / APPROVED EXECUTION
The physical world
- Selected robot capabilities
- Human operators
- Connected workflows
- Operational feedback
Observations, outcomes and exceptions return to the team and connected systems.
This model describes enterprise orchestration. Robot safety controls, motion planning and emergency stops remain within the validated robot and site control systems.
05 / CONTEXT IN MOTIONILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOWS
The robot knows
what your business knows.
Only the knowledge it is authorized to use. Explore what a scoped integration could look like in your operation.
A2 ULTRA / HOSPITALITY
A welcome with context.
A visitor arrives for a scheduled meeting. A connected reception workflow can help the host and visitor find each other.
INTEGRATION EXAMPLE · NOT A LIVE DEMO- 01
Sense
A visitor requests check-in at reception.
- 02
Understand & reason
VerbFlow checks an authorized visitor record and the approved check-in procedure.
- 03
Act with permission
The robot shares approved directions; the workflow notifies the host.
- 04
Record & review
The team reviews the interaction and any exceptions.
06 / THE OPERATING LOOPCONTEXT → ACTION → FEEDBACK
Intelligence is a loop.
Not a one-time command.
- 01
Sense
Receive permitted observations and signals.
- 02
Understand
Connect them to relevant business context.
- 03
Reason
Evaluate the next step against policy.
- 04
Act
Execute within approved capabilities.
- 05
Learn
Review outcomes and improve the workflow.
“Learn” means feedback-led improvement of knowledge and configured workflows. It does not imply autonomous model training or unrestricted changes to robot behavior.
07 / MEET VERB (VOICE MODEL)Verb (voice model)
Verb (voice model)
Put work in motion.
Verb (voice model) brings spoken requests into the same working context. A person can express an intention, review what the system proposes and continue a supported workflow without rebuilding the request in a different interface.
Voice is another route into the work. In a robot deployment, the proposed role is to carry the same authorized context and approval boundaries into a physical conversation. Voice availability and supported actions depend on the selected configuration.
Request accessVERB (VOICE MODEL) / VERBFLOWILLUSTRATIVE EXCHANGE
OPERATIONS MANAGER
What needs attention on the next inspection round?
VERB (VOICE MODEL)
The work order flags the loading bay. I can prepare an inspection task for your review.
Example context: an authorized work order and the site procedure.
Human review before dispatch
Robot capability and site conditions must be validated.
Example conversation, not a connected assistant.
08 / ONE CONNECTED FLEETCHOOSE THE BODY FOR THE JOB
One intelligence.
Different bodies.
A shared enterprise context can support different physical roles. Explore the platform family, then define the integration your use case needs.
A3↗Events · Brand experiences
A2 Ultra↗Hospitality · Reception
X2 Ultra↗Events · Education
D1 Ultra↗Facilities · Inspection
D1 Max↗Logistics · Site transport
D1 Max Pro↗Industrial · Heavy transport
G2↗Manufacturing · InventoryHUMANOIDS
Approved knowledge → guest interaction → human handoff
QUADRUPEDS
Inspection context → supervised task → operational feedback
WHEELED HUMANOIDS
Work order → validated handling workflow → exception review
These are integration pathways to assess, not a claim that every platform supports every workflow.
09 / INDUSTRY SOLUTIONSSTART WITH THE WORK
Your industry.
Your operating reality.
Start with a specific problem, a measurable outcome and the systems already in place. Then choose the software, robot and operating model.
01Customer experience & hospitality
Explore reception, guided experiences, events and brand activations. Connect approved visitor information and content to human-led service.
PLATFORMS TO ASSESS: A3 · A2 ULTRA · X2 ULTRA02Facilities & inspection
Scope inspection rounds, maintenance observations and service-ticket workflows. Define coverage, escalation and operator review before deployment.
PLATFORMS TO ASSESS: D1 ULTRA · D1 MAX · D1 MAX PRO03Inventory & logistics
Explore site transport, inventory support and dispatch coordination. Validate payloads, routes, sensors and the connection to your inventory system.
PLATFORMS TO ASSESS: D1 MAX · G204Manufacturing & industrial operations
Assess handling and transport tasks against production requirements. Work orders and exception handling provide context; validated controls govern physical execution.
PLATFORMS TO ASSESS: G2 · D1 MAX PRO05Automotive services & car washing
Explore customer check-in and selected service workflows. Interior handling and wash-environment tasks require specific tooling, safety and feasibility assessment.
PLATFORMS TO ASSESS: A2 ULTRA · G210 / ENTERPRISE CONTROLPERMISSION IS PART OF THE DESIGN
Connected.
Within your boundaries.
Access to business context is not blanket access to your business. Define the control model before connecting systems or dispatching tasks.
Authorized knowledge
Scope sources, roles and permitted information. A visitor interaction should not expose internal company records.
Bounded action
Specify what each workflow can do, which actions require approval and where humans take over.
Accountable operations
Agree on logging, retention, ownership and review of actions and exceptions during deployment design.
Physical safeguards
Validate site conditions, operator responsibilities and robot safety controls independently of the AI layer.
Deployment requirements, not a certification statement. Available identity, encryption, audit and data-handling controls must be verified for the selected product configuration and integrations.
11 / FROM IDEA TO OPERATIONSA STAGED DEPLOYMENT
Start with purpose.
Scale with evidence.
A practical path from the first conversation to an operating deployment, with decision points at every stage.
- 01
Discover
Define the use case, users and success measures.
- 02
Design
Select platforms, interfaces and permission boundaries.
- 03
Integrate
Configure authorized systems and supported workflows.
- 04
Pilot
Validate behavior, safety and outcomes on site.
- 05
Deploy & evolve
Train operators, review results and expand deliberately.
LET’S BUILD WHAT COMES NEXT.
Put intelligence
to work.
Software, robotics, or both. Tell us what your business needs to do.
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