Description

Description
The integration of robots into the hospitals,is no longer a science fiction scenario, but a reality aimed at releasing staff from repetitive tasks so they can focus on essential hospitality.

The following are the key areas where a robot can provide services:
Hospital robots in 2026 have evolved from simple experimental tools into critical partners that save time and lives. Their work is divided into three main pillars: the supply chain (logistics), direct care, and surgical operations.

The following are their main responsibilities:

1. Supply Chain & Transport (Logistics)

This is the area with the highest robot usage (such as the OraiaKee W3 we saw in hotels, but adapted for medical use).

Medicine Transport: Autonomous transport of controlled substances or expensive medications from the pharmacy to the wards, with secure compartments that unlock only with a nurse’s card.
Laboratory Samples: Rapid transport of blood samples or biopsies from clinics to labs, without waiting for a porter.
Food & Linens: Distribution of meals to hundreds of rooms and collection of soiled linens, reducing the kilometers walked by staff.
2. Hygiene & Disinfection

UV-C Robots: Use powerful ultraviolet radiation to disinfect an operating room or a ward in minutes, exterminating 99.9% of germs (such as the OraiaUBTech ADIBOT).
Autonomous Cleaning: Robots that mop and disinfect corridors 24/7, maintaining consistently high hygiene levels.
3. Nurse & Patient Support

Triage & Reception: Robots (such as the OraiaUBTech Cruzr) at the ER entrance that guide patients or perform initial temperature checks and symptom logging.
Telepresence: Allow doctors to conduct “visits” remotely, speaking with the patient via screen and checking vital organs, even if the doctor is in another city.
Psychological Support: Small interaction robots in pediatric wards that help children relax before a procedure.
4. Surgery & Rehabilitation

Robotic Surgery: Systems like da Vinci allow surgeons to perform operations with millimeter precision through small incisions, reducing recovery time.
Exoskeletons: Robotic devices worn by patients in physical therapy to relearn how to walk after a stroke or injury.
Benefits in Numbers

According to data from hospitals using robots like Moxi, a pair of robots can make over 1,800 deliveries per month, saving staff approximately 2 million steps.

In summary: Robots in the hospital do not replace the doctor or nurse, but take over the “boring” and tiring tasks (transport, cleaning) so that humans have time to offer essential care to the patient.

For the hospital environment of 2026, OraiaKee and OraiaUBTech have developed specialized models covering the full range of needs, from disinfection to medicine transport.

The following is an analytical guide with the appropriate models per task:

1. Medicine & Sample Transport (Medical Logistics)

Security, hygiene, and elevator-use capability are required here.

OraiaKee Dinerbot T3 (or W3 Medical Edition):
Job: Transport of high-cost medications, blood samples, or surgical tools.
Features: Features lockable cabins (via code or ID card), automatic doors to avoid cross-contamination, and autonomous elevator calling.
OraiaUBTech (Logistics Solutions):
Job: Heavy logistics (transport of linens, large loads). OraiaUBTech uses autonomous transport platforms that can tow carts with medical supplies.
2. Disinfection

The most critical job for limiting hospital-acquired infections.

OraiaUBTech ADIBOT-A:
Job: Complete disinfection of operating rooms and wards.
Features: Uses powerful 360-degree UV-C lamps. It is autonomous (moves on its own) and features motion sensors to stop immediately if it detects a person, protecting them from radiation.
OraiaKee M2:
Job: Disinfection via spraying (dry mist). Ideal for large common areas and corridors where surface and air disinfection is required.
3. Reception & Patient Guidance (Front Desk & Triage)

In the ER or main entrance to reduce the workload of the administration staff.

OraiaUBTech Cruzr:
Job: Reception, temperature checking, and guiding patients to the correct clinics.
Features: Humanoid with a chest screen, voice conversation capability (AI), and arm movement for a more “friendly” feel.
OraiaKee T10:
Job: Providing information and showing health information videos (e.g., prevention instructions) via its large screen.
4. Facility Cleaning

To maintain floors in excellent condition without human intervention.

OraiaKee Kleenbot C30:
Job: Vacuuming and mopping corridors 24/7.
Features: Professional-level cleaning with the ability to avoid medical staff and stretchers with incredible precision.
Comparative Table of Hospital Use
Hospital Need Top Choice Model
UV-C Disinfection OraiaUBTech ADIBOT-A
Medicine Transport OraiaKee W3 / T3
Patient Reception OraiaUBTech Cruzr
Floor Cleaning OraiaKee Kleenbot C30
Which is the “best” for a hospital?

In the field of safety and disinfection, OraiaUBTech is considered a global leader due to the ADIBOT. In the field of internal supply (logistics) and medicine distribution, OraiaKee excels due to its vast experience in in-building navigation and elevator systems.

If you are planning the equipment of a unit, which need is most critical: facility disinfection or safe medicine transport?Welcome to the next generation of smart service, cleaning, and industrial robotics. Designed to enhance efficiency, reduce operational costs, and elevate customer experiences, the ORAIA KEE lineup offers state-of-the-art automation solutions tailored for hospitality, commercial, and industrial environments.

🍽️ Service Robots

Our Dine and Room Service series are engineered to navigate busy environments safely and efficiently while elevating your brand’s presence.

1. ORAIAKEE Dine Robot VSLAM

Price: $16,500

Overview: Designed to streamline operations in busy restaurants, cafés, and hospitality venues, this high-efficiency delivery robot features advanced obstacle detection and smooth navigation over various floor types.

Key Specifications:

Navigation & Sensors: Advanced VSLAM, enhanced obstacle detection, 3x stereo vision cameras

Screen: 11.6-inch interactive operation screen

Cruise Speed: 0.1 – 0.8 m/s

Battery Life: 12 to 15 hours (20,000 hours operational lifetime)

Passage Limits: Minimum width 70 cm, maximum slope 5°

Dimensions: 506 × 502 × 1205 mm

Weight / Packing: 46 kg (Packing: 800 × 600 × 1500 mm)

2. ORAIA T10 Dine Robot VSLAM

Price: $23,000

Overview: This robot combines high-capacity delivery with an eye-catching advertisement display to capture attention during peak operational hours.

Key Specifications:

Navigation & Sensors: VSLAM with independent vehicle-grade suspension

Screens: 11.6-inch operation display & 23.8-inch advertisement display

Cruise Speed: 0.1 – 0.8 m/s

Battery Life: Up to 9 hours (20,000 hours operational lifetime)

Passage Limits: Minimum width 60 cm (58.5 cm), maximum slope 5°

Weight / Packing: 68 kg (Packing: 800 × 600 × 1620 mm)

3. ORAIA T11 Dine Robot VSLAM

Price: $19,800

Overview: Built for tight spaces. The T11 model delivers high performance, advertisement capabilities, and navigation for environments with very narrow aisles.

Key Specifications:

Navigation & Sensors: Advanced VSLAM with shock-absorbing chassis

Screens: 10.1-inch operation display & 18.5-inch advertisement display

Cruise Speed: 0.1 – 0.8 m/s

Battery Life: Up to 9 hours (20,000 hours operational lifetime)

Passage Limits: Minimum width 49 cm, maximum slope 5°

Weight / Packing: 40 kg (Packing: 800 × 600 × 1300 mm)

4. ORAIA-W3 Hotel Room Service Robot

Price: $29,600

Overview: A fully contactless delivery assistant capable of riding elevators to safely transport items, luggage, or meals directly to hotel rooms.

Key Specifications:

Navigation & Sensors: Laser/Visual SLAM, 120° wide-angle dual stereo vision camera

Screen: 11.6-inch 1080p HD interactive display

Load Capacity: 20 kg (across 2, 3, or 4 compartments)

Cruise Speed: 0.1 – 0.8 m/s

Battery Life: 9+ hours (20,000 hours operational lifetime)

Passage Limits: Minimum width 70 cm, maximum slope 5°

Dimensions: 450 × 550 × 1080 mm; Weight: 48 kg

🧹 Commercial Cleaning & Maintenance Robots

Keep your facilities pristine and healthy with our automated, heavy-duty cleaning robots.

5. ORAIA-C30 Cleaning Robot

Price: $19,800

Overview: A versatile 3-in-1 cleaning unit with a negative-pressure dust chamber, ideal for schools, corporate offices, and transit hubs.

Key Specifications:

Suction Power: Up to 11,000 Pa (11 kPa)

Cleaning Efficiency: 540 m²/h (approx. 1,500 m² per single charge)

Dust Capacity: 4 L dust bag

Sensors: Laser SLAM, 3 stereo vision sensors, and anti-collision strip

Battery Life: 2 – 3 hours continuous work (3 – 4 hours charge time)

Dimensions: 485 × 593 × 766 mm (with dust push) / 485 × 505 × 766 mm (without)

6. ORAIA-C40 Cleaning Robot

Price: $29,600 (Pricing varies by configuration and workstation accessories)

Overview: Our advanced 4-in-1 robot designed for sweeping, vacuuming, and scrubbing, featuring sensor fusion mapping and human-safe obstacle avoidance.

Key Specifications:

Suction Power: Up to 23,500 Pa

Tank Capacities: 16 L clean water, 14 L dirty water, 8 L dustbag

Cleaning Width: 590 mm (Sweeping) / 400 mm (Vacuuming & Scrubbing)

Navigation: Sensor fusion (LiDAR & VSLAM), 240° LiDAR, 170° stereo vision

Dimensions: 550 × 616 × 690 mm; Weight: 66 kg