Robin for Higher Education
Modern space management tools for higher education
Equip yourself with the right tools to better support staff and students on campus - from space booking solutions to campus activity data.
Optimize use of university spaces
From campus meeting rooms to library study spaces, streamline the management of resources across your university.
Supercharge your planning with data
Stop guessing which campus spaces are working, start getting data to make smarter decisions for your university.
Simplify campus navigation
Make it easy for staff, students and guests to find their way around campus with interactive maps available on both web and our mobile app.
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Streamline library room bookings
Reduce administrative burden for staff with an easier way to manage scheduling for library spaces
Give students and staff visibility into bookings with digital room displays
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Robin adheres to the highest standards of accessibility, as demonstrated by our VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) compliance. Our VPAT, based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, details the accessibility features of our platform, as well as any areas where our platform needs improvement. If you have questions about Robin's accessibility standards, please reach out to our team.
Robin can be used across your campus in a variety of spaces, including academic or administration buildings, meeting rooms, off-campus offices, classrooms, research labs, desks, libraries and more. Universities can also use our platform in other areas across campus, like student centers, to support wayfinding.
Universities use Robin for forecasting, occupancy data, usage by resource type, department, location and more for better campus space planning and optimization.
Unlock insights to efficiently manage rooms across your campus
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