One robot. Laundry handled end to end, reliably.

Here's exactly what the robot does, and how a pilot gets it into your community safely.

The robot

What it actually does

  • Folds facility linens and resident clothing to a consistent standard
  • Sorts laundry by type, room, and resident
  • Loads and unloads washers and dryers
  • Delivers folded laundry to resident rooms
  • Runs on a consistent shift schedule, alongside your team
  • Reports completed loads to your laundry lead through a simple dashboard
A shift, in five steps
  1. 1Pick up the next queue of clean linens and clothing
  2. 2Sort by type, room, and resident
  3. 3Fold to your facility's standard
  4. 4Stage or deliver folded laundry, and log the completed load
  5. 5Yield to anyone entering the workspace and flag exceptions
The pilot process

From first scan to a 90-day paid pilot.

1
Half a day · zero disruption

3D capture of your community's laundry room

A handheld 3D scan of the laundry room and its workflow. No resident photos, scheduled around your care routines.

2
Weeks of simulation

Your digital twin becomes the robot's training ground

The robot trains in simulation on your actual laundry room, linens, and equipment for weeks before it enters the building.

3
Quiet hours first

Supervised in-person testing

Escalation drills with your team during quiet hours. Nothing goes live until your team is comfortable.

4
Decide at day 90

90-day paid pilot with a shared scorecard

Live dashboard and a monthly ROI scorecard: loads folded, staff hours returned, turnaround times. Continue, expand, or walk away.

Safety and privacy

The robot runs scheduled shifts at walking pace, with force-limited arms and a strict stop-and-yield-to-a-human rule whenever a person is in its workspace. Linens and clothing are handled following your facility's infection-control protocols. No resident information is captured in 3D scans or telemetry.

Next step

See if a pilot fits your community.

No capex. One flat subscription. No maintenance burden either.

Request a pilot