Physical AI infrastructure for senior living and long-term care.
Zleni connects autonomous robots, facility workflows and operator reporting into one platform, so teams can move linen, recover labour hours and act on the numbers with confidence. We start with laundry end to end — and extend from there.
Senior living products.
Laundry autonomy
Turn linen hours back into care hours
A wheeled semi-humanoid robot loads and unloads your existing machines, sorts by unit and resident, folds to your standard, and stages carts for delivery — on a schedule your housekeeping and EVS leads set.
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Rounding & supervision
Augment the care team overnight
The same mobile base that runs laundry at night can support automated rounding — routine checks, anomaly and fall detection, and documented visit logs that let one team supervise more residents, better. Subject to Health Canada and FDA Software as a Medical Device licensure before clinical use.
Talk to us about the roadmap →More than software — we do the work.
Robots that do the work
Not dashboards about work. Zleni robots physically move linen through the whole cycle — loading, unloading, sorting, folding, staging — inside the building you already operate.
Fitted to your building
We map your laundry room, machines, cart routes and elevators during onboarding, then tune routines to your par levels, IPAC protocols and shift patterns.
Measured in operator metrics
Loads processed, turnaround time, hours returned per shift, and cost per resident day — reported in the language your DOC, administrator and CFO already use.
One platform, more workflows over time
Laundry is phase one. The same fleet, safety stack and reporting layer extend to linen distribution, supply runs and, pending licensure, automated rounding.
Four layers, one service.
Manipulation & folding
Vision-guided grasping and folding trained on real senior living linen: towels, flat sheets, briefs, gowns and personal clothing.
Navigation & docking
Autonomous movement between laundry rooms, carts, and staging areas with obstacle avoidance sized for corridors shared with residents.
Fleet supervision
Every routine is monitored, with remote human oversight and escalation when a load or route needs a person.
Reporting & audit trail
Per-load records, timestamps and exception logs you can hand to a surveyor or use in a quarterly operations review.
How a building goes live.
Site walk
We measure your laundry room, machines, cart flow and volumes, then model the hours and cost per resident day at stake.
Pilot install
One building, one robot, no capex. Routines are configured around your existing schedule and IPAC protocols.
Supervised ramp
Staff stay in the loop while the robot takes over more of the cycle each week; we track loads, turnaround and exceptions together.
Portfolio rollout
Once the numbers hold, we replicate the configuration across the rest of your homes with shared reporting.
No capital expenditure. One flat subscription, with maintenance, updates and support included.
Built for regulated buildings.
HIPAA, PHIPA and PIPEDA
Annual assessments, workforce training and BAAs, with Canadian data residency for Canadian deployments.
Encryption and tenant isolation
Encrypted in transit and at rest, with per-client data segregation across every operator we serve.
SOC 2 Type II and insurance
Independently audited controls, plus liability and cyber coverage in place before a pilot begins.
Clinical claims held to licensure
Rounding and supervision features are not offered for clinical use until Health Canada and FDA SaMD licensure is granted.
See if a pilot fits your community.
No capex. One flat subscription. No maintenance burden either.
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