FTR50O open delivery robot
Flexible trays for meals, linen and routine internal supply movement.
Review FTR50O →Choose by workflow, not by appearance
Robot models and capabilities for nursing homes
Compare the operating job first: what moves, who hands it over, which doors and elevators are involved, what happens on an exception, and how success will be measured.
Core configurations
Start with the closest proven platform.
Final payload, compartments, sensors, interfaces and certifications depend on the signed project configuration and target market.
FTR50C enclosed delivery robot
Enclosed compartments for controlled hand-off and improved privacy.
Review FTR50C →FTR300-C heavy-load transport
Higher-capacity movement where carts, bulk supplies or heavier payloads are required.
Review FTR300-C →FW-24M interactive robot
Reception, wayfinding, information and selected resident-engagement workflows.
Review FW-24M →FS01 environmental hygiene robot
UV-C and plasma functions subject to controlled-area procedures and project verification.
Review FS01 →Custom elderly-care robot
Purpose-built payloads, interaction, sensors and software integrations for documented workflows.
Define a custom project →Five questions before choosing a model
01What exact task repeats?
02What payload and hand-off?
03Which routes and access systems?
04Which safety and privacy controls?
05How will the pilot be accepted?
Broader care workflows
Support functions beyond transport.
Companion, remote-presence and rehabilitation-support concepts need human oversight, privacy rules and project-specific clinical review. They should extend staff capacity without replacing caregiver judgment.
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