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FAQs at Canada Robotix
Posted by Jacqueline L on

Welcome to Canada Robotix, your one-stop destination for all things robotics in downtown Toronto. We understand that you might have questions about our products and services. To make your shopping experience smoother, here are some frequently asked questions: Do you offer a wide range of robotics parts and components? Absolutely! We pride ourselves on offering a diverse selection of robotics parts, ranging from microcontrollers and sensors to motors, wheels, and more. Our inventory is carefully curated to cater to students, teachers, and robotics enthusiasts of all levels. Are your products suitable for beginners? Definitely! We understand that many of our...
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New Location and New Hours 2023 - Open for Pick-Up!
Posted by Jacqueline L on

All products are now available at the downtown Toronto location at 330 Dundas St. W Basement Level. Check out our brand new robotics shop and see what all the fuss is about -- Ring our doorbell in person if you want to pickup an order or some products! Order Pick-Up Hours Monday-Friday: 5PM-9PM Courier hours: M-F 12PM-9PM
We Are Moving!
Posted by Jack L on

We are moving! After calling Markham home for over 10 years, we are moving … … 5 hours and 24 mins of walking later … … to Toronto to consolidate with our 330 Dundas Street West (pick-up) location. It’s a mixture of sadness and excitement because order pickup won’t be easy anymore for our uptown customers but we are going to set up a small storefront with exciting demos and displays once we settled in. After Jan 9, 2023, all orders pick-up will be at 330 Dundas Street West Basement level (across from the AGO). From Jan 3 to Jan...
Using VoIP instead of Landline
Posted by Jack L on

In this business development post, we'll share our experience with switching from Landline to VoIP. A couple of months ago, our Internet+Phone contract with Bell (along with the promo and everything) expired and they just won't budge on continuing the monthly promo credit (the typical it is only for new customers). So instead of continuing the service, we discontinued the Internet+Phone service and went with a third-party supplier which happens to use the same Bell line. Basically, we got a similar service from the same infrastructure but are paying less for it. Yes, yes, yes, you might think that ~$150/month...