Stationary Hospital Robot
High-throughput vitals & intake at a fixed point of care.
The stationary V-DOC is a compact, semi-mobile unit with the same core medical features as our mobile robot—minus autonomous navigation and blood/urine sample collection. It sits at a single station, can be moved manually by staff, and is priced for hospitals that want automation without the full navigation stack.
1. Self-serve intake & structured Q&A at a single, easy-to-find station.
2. On-device vitals: temperature, BP, SpO₂/heart rate, height, weight, spirometry (optional).
3. Runs as a dedicated diagnostics lane in OPD, ER triage, or diagnostics corners to offload nurses.
Medical Features
Four integrated checks built into a single robot body. The stationary model keeps all core vitals and medication dispensing, while sample collection is reserved for the mobile unit. Patients are guided step-by-step with clear on-screen prompts.
Body Temperature
Touch‑free infrared thermometer mounted on the robot.
Patient simply holds it near the forehead for a few seconds.
Result is captured on‑screen and saved with the visit.
Blood Pressure
Built‑in BP cuff is ready at the side of the robot.
Patient slips the cuff onto the upper arm and taps Start.
V‑DOC records systolic, diastolic and pulse in one go.
SpO₂ & Heart Rate
Finger slot on the front acts as a simple pulse‑oximeter.
Patient places one finger inside and stays still briefly.
Oxygen level and heart rate are shown clearly and stored with the rest of the vitals.
BMI (Height & Weight)
Low‑profile scale in the base measures weight while the patient stands.
A slim height sensor extends to measure height automatically.
V‑DOC calculates BMI instantly and adds it to the visit summary.
Built for the hospital ecosystem
The stationary V-DOC sits at the front of your patient journey—usually in OPD, ER triage, or a diagnostics corner; while doctors, nurses, and your HIS/EMR handle the rest. It automates vitals and intake, helps tackle nurse shortages and high waiting times, and pairs naturally with the mobile robot in larger deployments.
Key components in a hospital deployment
Stationary V-DOC
Fixed-point autonomous medical unit that captures vitals, runs guided diagnostics, and handles structured questionnaires at a single location. It can be moved manually between rooms when needed.
Mobile V-DOC (optional)
Fully autonomous version with navigation hardware. Roams wards, delivers medicines and samples, and monitors patients continuously, complementing the stationary robot in high-demand hospitals.
HIS / EMR
Hospital information system where V-DOC sends vitals, test results, and intake data. Reduces duplicate entry and makes sure clinicians see up-to-date information when the patient arrives.
Nurses & Clinicians
Frontline staff focus on exceptions and complex care, while V-DOC handles repeatable vitals checks, basic triage support, and routine administrative steps like history capture.
Interaction Flows
1) Intake & triage flow
- Patient is guided to the V-DOC station in OPD or ER.
- The robot captures vitals with clear on-screen prompts.
- Results are sent to staff or your HIS so patients can be prioritised early.
2) Monitoring & nurse support
- Park the unit in the ward as a shared vitals point.
- Nurses bring patients over, or roll the unit nearby for repeat checks.
- Readings are logged cleanly, so staff spend less time documenting.
3) Administration & reporting
- Capture key details during the check, like basic history or consent.
- Link the information to the patient’s visit records.
- Export simple reports to track flow and efficiency over time.