For senior living teams
A robot service for the trips your team repeats.
Meals, linen, and supplies move through your community every day. We begin with one route your team chooses and a baseline you can measure.
The routes
The trips that repeat across a shift.
Care teams know where time disappears. We map one useful route first, then fit the equipment and handoff to the building.
Meals
Move trays from service areas to the right wing while staff handle the resident handoff.
Linen
Keep clean and soiled loads separate as they move between rooms and laundry.
Supplies
Put repeat deliveries on a route that fits the building's daily schedule.
A clear boundary
Care stays human.
Nothing our robots do involves resident care. They carry trays, linens, and supplies, so caregivers spend their hours on people, not hallways. Routes and handoffs are set with the people who know the community.
How we start
Measure first. Then test the route.
We start with a 2-day stopwatch study. The report is yours to keep. An instrumented pilot follows if the selected route makes sense for the community.
See the pilot process- 01
Walk the building
Choose a repetitive route with staff and record the time it takes today.
- 02
Set the handoff
Agree on where the robot goes, where people take over, and what gets logged.
- 03
Review the record
Compare completed runs, exceptions, and staff feedback against the baseline.
Published pricing
$3,500 per month
Standard three-robot service · per community
The standard rate includes the crew, service, and documentation. A one-time $3,000 setup covers freight, mapping, and orientation.
See full pricing and termsStart a conversation
Tell us about your community.
What route keeps pulling your team away from residents? Share the building and the work, and we'll discuss whether a measured first test fits.
svundi@purdue.edu