Relay provides autonomous delivery robots that transport medications, lab samples, and guest amenities within hospitals and hotels. The robots navigate hallways, security doors, and elevators without human assistance, using cameras, lidar, and safety sensors to create dynamic maps and ensure secure, real‑time delivery tracking for staff and guests.
Funding
$10M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Hospital and hotel staff spend significant time manually transporting medications, lab samples, guest amenities, and other items, leading to inefficiencies, staff burnout, and delayed service delivery.
Solution
Relay provides autonomous delivery robots that navigate hallways, security doors, and elevators without human intervention. Equipped with lidar, cameras, and safety sensors, the robots create dynamic maps for precise spatial awareness and obstacle avoidance. They carry up to 10 gallons and multiple insert bins, enabling secure transport of medications, lab specimens, medical supplies, food, and hotel room‑service items. Real‑time tracking and an “Uber‑like” interface give staff a verifiable delivery trail and instant status updates. Integration with elevator systems allows the robots to call, enter, and exit elevators autonomously, completing multi‑floor deliveries end‑to‑end.
Target Audience
Primary customers are hospitals and hotel chains seeking to automate internal logistics and improve staff efficiency while maintaining secure, traceable item delivery.
Features
- Advanced sensor suite (lidar, cameras, safety sensors) for continuous environment scanning and dynamic mapping
- Fully autonomous navigation through crowded hallways, security doors, and elevators without human assistance
- Secure, verifiable delivery logs for pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, supporting compliance requirements
- Real‑time delivery monitoring via a cloud‑based dashboard with “Uber‑like” status tracking
- Modular cargo capacity (10‑gallon tank and interchangeable bins) for diverse payloads such as meds, specimens, food, and amenities
- Scalable deployment across multiple floors and facilities, reducing staff workload and turnover