Transport
Robotic transport solutions streamline the delivery of documents, mail or lab samples, reducing staff workload and ensuring timely, secure transfers. These systems optimize workflows, enabling teams to focus on higher-priority tasks.
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Enhancing efficiency and workflow precision
Lio autonomously handles transport tasks such as delivering documents, mail or lab samples, reducing staff workload and optimizing workflows. By navigating independently and operating on schedules or on-demand, Lio ensures secure, timely deliveries, allowing teams to focus on their core responsibilities.
Lio at Zihlschlacht
To focus more on personalised patient care, the rehabilitation clinic in Zihlschlacht has implemented Lio to handle routine transport tasks. With Lio, the clinic ensures efficient delivery workflows while freeing up staff time for what matters most. Positioned at the entrance, Lio greets visitors with a friendly presence and offers useful information services. Nurses use Lio as a reliable courier, following a fixed schedule to collect items for reception. Reception staff can also dispatch Lio on demand to deliver incoming materials directly to nursing stations—quickly and efficiently.
Lab sample transport
At the University Hospital Basel (USB), innovation meets daily clinical excellence. In their ongoing commitment to improving efficiency and patient care, USB initiated a pioneering robotics project with F&P Robotics: integrating the mobile service robot Lio into routine laboratory logistics.
By entrusting Lio with the task of autonomously transporting samples between diagnostic teams, USB staff gained over two additional hours per day to focus on what matters most: high-quality diagnostics. This collaboration demonstrates how targeted automation can relieve professionals of routine steps while strengthening their impact where it matters most.
After just 109 days in operation, Lio has covered over 500 km autonomously and achieved a 99.5% task success rate