deliverz.ai Brings Hospital Logistics Automation Platform to US
deliverz.ai has introduced its AI powered hospital logistics orchestration platform to healthcare organizations in the United States, announced in a press release.
The platform coordinates autonomous robots, human transporters, and hospital workflows for the movement of medications, supplies, specimens, and other goods across departments and buildings. It assigns tasks, manages dispatch and routing, and provides analytics for logistics operations.
deliverz.ai said the system supports robots from different vendors through a single integration layer. The company also said the platform can connect with elevators, doors, access control systems, and clinical systems, and is offered as a service with robots, software, user applications, and analytics included.
The company said the platform has been used at Sheba Medical Center.
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