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Aethon hospital robots automate routine delivery and transportation tasks to empower your clinical teams and support staff. Whether it’s secure deliveries of medication from the pharmacy, specimens to the laboratory or meals, linens and other large loads, our mobile robotic delivery solutions transform how work is done.
A technician can program a robot to go to five hospital units, for example, punch in a code, and load medications in different drawers. The robot will then make its way to each hospital unit, where a nurse can punch in a code that opens drawers with medications designated for that area.
Robots with AI-enabled medicine identifier software reduce the time it takes to identify, match, and distribute medicine to patients in hospitals. As technologies evolve, robots will function more autonomously, eventually performing certain tasks entirely on their own.
Automate routine logistics and delivery tasks with hospital robots to empower your clinical teams and support staff.
RelayRx is a line of new hospital delivery robots by Relay Robotics, revolutionizing healthcare industry by improving staff efficiency and operations. Our hospital delivery robots work with your nursing and clinical staff, allowing them to spend quality time with patients.
Relay Robotics develops hospital delivery robots to make trackable autonomous deliveries of medication, specimens, reports and other items in the healthcare and pharmacy environment.
RelayRx combines larger payload to deliver wide variety of hospital items (e.g. lab specimens, medications, equipment) plus “chain of custody” security and enhanced navigation for safe travel in busy hospital spaces.
Moxi is one of several specialized delivery robots that has been developed in recent years to ease the strain on health care workers. Even before the pandemic, nearly half of US nurses felt that...
RelayRx combines larger payload to deliver wide variety of hospital items (e.g. lab specimens, medications, equipment) plus “chain of custody” security and enhanced navigation for safe travel...
Stanford engineers develop tiny robots to bring health care closer to precisely targeted drug delivery. A Stanford mechanical engineer creates multifunctional wireless robots to maximize health outcomes and minimize invasiveness of procedures.