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Futural RoboticsHospital logistics automation
Implementation guide

How to plan a hospital logistics robot pilot

A useful pilot tests one real transport workflow against operational, safety, technical and staff-acceptance criteria — not a staged demonstration.

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How to plan a hospital logistics robot pilot
Recommended approach

Choose one frequent route, measure the current process, define the payload and users, assess the real environment and agree on acceptance criteria before deployment.

1. Measure the baseline

Record trips, staff minutes, delays, hand-offs, peaks and exceptions.

2. Map the environment

Assess corridors, thresholds, doors, elevators, network, traffic and charging.

3. Define integration

Separate essential launch requirements from future interfaces.

4. Set acceptance criteria

Measure completion, interventions, usable uptime, response time and staff acceptance.

5. Train and review

Train affected shifts, document fallback procedures and review results before scaling.

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