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A staff member creates a delivery request for a defined pickup, destination and item type. The first workflows focus on low-risk, non-clinical items.
CAREGRID GUIDE / HOSPITAL MOBILITY
A hospital delivery robot concept, starting with simple runs for supplies, documents and small items.
Early explorationWHO IT’S FOR
CareGrid Guide begins with a practical job: moving small, routine items through a hospital without pulling a member of staff away from a patient. It is being explored as a dispatch and delivery workflow first, with guided visitor assistance as a later direction.
THE WORKFLOW
Designed around the people doing the work.
HOW IT FITS INTO THE DAY
A staff member creates a delivery request for a defined pickup, destination and item type. The first workflows focus on low-risk, non-clinical items.
The robot follows an approved route and communicates its progress. Site mapping, safety review and staff oversight are essential parts of making each route usable.
The receiving team confirms delivery, leaving a clear operational record of what moved and where it went.
THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Routine movement is the first use case. The work begins with predictable routes and simple handovers before any broader role is considered.
Staff define the jobs, supervise the service and handle exceptions. Guide is intended to support hospital teams, not replace their judgment.
Visitor wayfinding and other assistance roles are future directions. They depend on safe operation, dependable mapping and learning from use inside each facility.
WHERE WE ARE
Guide is an early product direction. We are defining the first delivery workflows, facility requirements and safety approach before claiming a deployed robot service.
Guide is not a clinical device and is not intended to transport medicines, specimens or any item that needs specialised handling in its first phase.
LET’S BUILD THIS AROUND YOUR CLINIC
We’re looking for clinicians, hospitals and collaborators who want to help shape what comes next.
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