1. Our Business Idea & Purpose Our group will provide mobile food services named The CyberHive. The name was developed considering the bees' teamwork in the hive without wasting time. This concept is combined with modern robots technology which gave us The CyberHive. The exterior of the bus also has yellow and black honeycomb pattern which correlates with the bees' theme. The main purpose of our project is clear: we want to deliver warm snacks, fresh sandwiches, and cold drinks right to the places where people study or work so that they do not have to walk far to buy something. 2. The Problem & Target Audience Currently, it is difficult to obtain a quick and cheap meal on a large campus or office area. Most students have only a ten or fifteen-minute break between classes. Cafeterias are overcrowded during lunchtime. Recent research shows that students spend almost thirty-five minutes a day queuing, and more than 60% skip meals during exams because canteens close early (Campus Dining Report, 2025). Delivery services help to solve the issue, however, fees are too high for students and couriers deliver the meal late with a low temperature. The target audience is students, academic staff and people who study or work at night. They benefit the most from an affordable canteen which will deliver meals to their building. 3. Our Product or Service The CyberHive is a booking canteen bus with a human driver in front and an automated food robot inside. Currently, there are vending machines and food trucks on campuses, however, both of them have major restrictions. Vending machines cannot move and sell only dry packaged snacks, while food trucks stay in one place the whole day. Our product is more useful as customers can request the bus to their location via mobile app. When users open the app, they select the direction and stop where the bus should be located using live location data from Google Maps. This location appears on the GPS screen in front of our driver and he drives the bus to this precise location. When the bus arrives, it stays there for a one-hour appointment. Customers can order through the app or just scan the QR-code on the bus door. In the glass cabin, a robotic arm quickly and cleanly prepares the order. Users can also pay a little additional fee in the app to extend the one-hour period. Registered students with their student email receive discounts. 4. Practical Requirements & Promotion To create and operate The CyberHive, we need both the physical equipment and a good mobile application. First, we need a custom electric bus with glass walls, smart snack shelves, robotic arm, external QR-scanner and GPS screen for the driver. Second, we need a mobile app which connects to Google Maps, checks student emails for discounts, manages one-hour appointments and has the feedback and complaint section. People can easily use our service through downloading the app or scanning the QR-code on the bus. We will promote our service with digital poste