Service robots supporting bed transport in a hospital

Hospitals

More time for patients.

Support the practical work around wards and departments — so clinical staff can focus on patients and the moments that need a human.

  • Wards
  • Outpatient clinics
  • Children's hospitals

Patients come first.
The logistics still need to happen.

A bed needs moving. A trolley needs to reach the washing area. A visitor is looking for the right department. In a hospital, these tasks run around the clock alongside clinical care.

Robots can support selected, repetitive routines — not replace the judgement or attention of your team. The starting point is a task that fits your hospital and makes sense to the people working in it.

Different parts of the hospital.
Different priorities.

Wards & logistics

Keep materials and equipment moving between wards, storage and service areas.

  • Existing trolley and bed transport workflows
  • Planned floor cleaning in corridors
  • UV-C room disinfection in unoccupied rooms
  • Hand-hygiene reminders at entrances

Visitors & outpatient areas

Make arrival easier for patients and relatives in busy public areas.

  • Directions to departments and services
  • Reception and service information on a large screen
  • Friendly interaction in children's waiting areas
  • Support while staff stay available for personal help

The right robot for the hospital routine.

From internal logistics to a welcoming first interaction, each role starts with a specific task. Suitability, configuration and safety are assessed for your site.

Illustrative scene of Drivey travelling along a hospital corridor

Hospital logistics

Drivey

Move existing trolleys and explore bed transport workflows, with routes and connections evaluated around your hospital's equipment.

Meet Drivey
Charlie UV-C disinfection robot in an empty hospital room

UV-C disinfection

Charlie

Support room disinfection as part of an agreed hygiene routine. UV-C operation requires an unoccupied space and appropriate safety procedures.

Meet Charlie
Illustrative scene of Freddy cleaning the floor in a calm hospital corridor

Floor cleaning

Freddy

Take on repetitive floor cleaning in corridors and shared areas, with schedules planned around patient traffic and the cleaning team's work.

Meet Freddy
Alf displaying hand-hygiene instructions in a hospital

Information & hygiene guidance

Alf

Display clear directions, service information and step-by-step hand-hygiene instructions on a large screen, with content tailored to your hospital.

Meet Alf
Illustrative scene of Betty guiding patient relatives through a hospital corridor

Patient & visitor guidance

Betty

Help visitors find departments and services with configured guidance and reception information, while staff remain available for personal assistance.

Meet Betty
Illustrative scene of compact Reachy sharing a playful moment with children in a hospital

Playful companionship

Reachy

Explore friendly interaction for children waiting with family or gentle distraction during a doctor-led visit. Activities are configured for the setting, not medical treatment.

Meet Reachy
Drivey outside Östra Sjukhuset, where the hospital logistics pilot took place

From a real hospital pilot · Gothenburg

Drivey at Östra Sjukhuset.

At Östra, Drivey transported cleaning trolleys between the hospital's logistics and washing areas — sharing corridors with patients, staff, beds and equipment.

The pilot demonstrated the core transport concept and highlighted practical integration work, including automatic doors and changing traffic. That real-world learning guides the next steps towards commercial deployment.

Read the hospital pilot story

Start with one workflow.
Learn with your team.

A focused pilot lets clinical and operational staff assess the robot together, in the hospital where it will actually work.

  1. 01

    Choose a hospital workflow

    Identify a repetitive task with the people who do it — from trolley movements to visitor guidance.

  2. 02

    Map routes & safety

    Review corridors, lifts, doors, traffic, hygiene requirements and the responsibilities of staff.

  3. 03

    Trial on site

    Test one defined use case with your team and observe how it fits everyday hospital routines.

  4. 04

    Evaluate before expanding

    Review task completion, staff feedback and practical integration needs before deciding what comes next.

What would give your staff more time for patients?

Tell us about your hospital, department or clinic. Together, we can identify a practical place to start.

A doctor and a nurse talking as they walk along a bright hospital ward corridor

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