Plan
Immediate, scheduled, and recurring task assignment.
01 Robotics for always-on environments
Critical work,
kept in motion.
Service robots and fleet software built to move routine work safely, reliably, and visibly—so people can focus on judgment, expertise, and care.
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robot operating now
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next unit preparing
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deployment focus
Field footage
Gary · Hospital delivery
Philadelphia, PA
Mission route
CSRClinical unit
System status
Mission in progress
One managed robotics platform
Gary robot
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Orchestra fleet management
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Ra-Ya robotics framework
02 Hospital delivery
Move supplies.
Give time back.
Gary helps hospital teams move routine medical supplies, linens, and sealed materials from central supply to designated destinations—without asking staff to step away from higher-value work.
Designed around people and hospital workflow
How it works
A delivery workflow that feels familiar.
The operating model fits around the supply team: people prepare and assign; Gary handles the route; Orchestra keeps the mission visible.
Autonomous navigation is backed by remote operational support for complex
building transitions and exceptions.
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Prepare
Supply staff collect the requested items and load the secured delivery cart.
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Assign
A destination and timing are selected in Orchestra—now, scheduled, or recurring.
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Navigate
Gary follows the assigned route while its state and mission remain visible to operators.
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Complete
After delivery, Gary returns to its home base and can dock for charging when needed.
01 Sensor-rich navigation
02 Modular cart interface
03 Meet Gary
A capable teammate
for shared spaces.
Gary is a mobile service robot designed to work alongside people. It combines autonomous navigation, a communicative on-robot interface, and flexible hardware integration for real-world workflows.
- 01Navigate with awareness
Maps assigned routes and moves through dynamic indoor environments.
- 02Communicate clearly
Uses its screen, expressive face, and audio prompts to signal intent.
- 03Connect to the job
Attaches to purpose-built carts and returns to dock for charging.
- 04Keep people in control
Supports emergency stop, mission recall, monitoring, and remote assistance.
Detailed dimensions, runtime, cart capacity, and support coverage will be added after the deployment configuration is verified.
04 Orchestra fleet management
Every mission.
One clear view.
Orchestra is the operations layer for assigning work, seeing robot status, and understanding how delivery activity moves across a facility.
Monitor
Robot status, connectivity, battery, mission, and location context.
Improve
Task history, alerts, and operational reporting in one place.
Assist
Operator tools for exceptions and complex facility transitions.
Illustrative interface · sanitized product screens coming soon
Good morningOperations overview
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RobotGary 01● Online
Current taskDeliveryIn progress
DestinationClinical unitAssigned route
CSR
Unit
Live mission view
Mission timeline•••
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Task assignedOrchestra
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Cart connectedGary 01
En routeActive now
Return to baseNext
05 Built as a system
Robot, software,
and service—together.
Gary
The physical teammate that navigates, communicates, and carries out the mission.
Orchestra
The fleet layer that turns workflow requests into visible, manageable tasks.
Ra-Ya
The software foundation connecting robot behavior, navigation, and integrations.
Managedrobotics service
Platform direction
Delivery today. Broader service workflows next.
Our platform is being shaped for the repetitive work that keeps hospitals and complex workplaces running—from internal delivery to future cleaning, hygiene, and safety-support workflows.
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06 In the field
An active hospital
deployment.
Unlimited Robotics supports a hospital delivery operation at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia. Gary moves supplies from a central supply room to designated hospital destinations while the team maintains operational visibility.
Operating nowGary 01
Preparing nextGary 02
- Environment
- Hospital operations
- Workflow
- Internal supply delivery
- Home base
- Central supply room
- Operations
- Autonomy with human oversight
07 Why Unlimited Robotics
Technology in service
of the people doing the work.
Our mission is to help hospitals and complex workplaces operate safely and efficiently by deploying service robots for repetitive logistics and facility tasks—so people can focus on the work that requires judgment, expertise, and care.
Reliable by design
Technology should show up consistently for the work that cannot wait.
Safe with people
Human oversight, clear signaling, and practical controls remain part of the system.
Visible in operation
Teams should understand what the robot is doing, where it is, and what comes next.
Adaptable to workflow
Each deployment is shaped around the facility, task, and people already doing the job.
About us
Unlimited Robotics Partners, LLC is a robotics service company focused on practical automation for hospitals and always-on workplaces, built on field experience across the United States, Israel, and Colombia.
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Michael HidaryCEO
08 Frequently asked
A clearer path
to deployment.
What does “robotics as a service” mean?+
It means the robot, software, deployment planning, and agreed operational support are brought together as a managed solution. Commercial terms and support coverage are tailored during consultation.
Is Gary fully autonomous?+
Gary autonomously navigates assigned routes. Human operators retain visibility and can support exceptions or complex building transitions when the workflow requires it.
Can the system fit an existing hospital workflow?+
That is the goal of the deployment process. We assess the route, payload, handoffs, facility interfaces, and staff responsibilities before confirming a configuration.
How does an engagement begin?+
We start with a consultation to understand the workflow and environment, then define a deployment assessment, operating model, configuration, and support plan.
09 Start a conversation
What work should
your team get back?
Tell us about the repetitive workflow you want to improve. We’ll begin with the environment, the people, and the job—not a one-size-fits-all robot.
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