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Daily Support in Care Homes

In care homes, robots take on supporting tasks such as making tea, handing over items, and tidying, freeing care staff to focus on hands-on care and monitoring.

Core functions
  • Handing over drinks and daily items, and tidying up
  • Monitoring support such as fall detection and activity awareness (trial stage)
  • Conversation and check-ins with residents
Customer value
  • Fewer repetitive supporting tasks for care staff
  • Keeps up check-ins with residents even when short-staffed
Check before deploying
  • Scope of tasks (not hands-on personal care) and staff checks
  • Corridor widths in rooms and common areas, and safety on contact with residents

Selected Robots

Hand-picked for this work, with the reason each one fits. "PoC" marks robots to validate in a limited trial first.

Overseas Cases

Astribot S1 doing tai chi with residents at the Shenzhen Elderly Care Nursing Home
Elder Care · Astribot S1
On-sitenursing-home trial
Elder CareChinaIndoors

Shenzhen Elderly Care Nursing Home stations Astribot S1 on site for real-world care trials

Challenge

China is short ~5.5 million care workers; labor is the biggest cost and staff are hard to find.

Deployment

Strategic agreement in June 2025; S1 is stationed at a joint training base for routine on-site trials.

Outcome

Led tai chi with residents; the partners are developing daily-living support, monitoring, companionship, and on-site operating rules.

IndustryElder care
UseDaily assistance / Monitoring
StagePoC

Sources: 科技日報(中国科技網, 2025-06)

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Daily-assistance validation in elder care (China)

SiteCare homes in Shenzhen and South China

A dual-arm robot was tested on tea-making, handing over items, and tidying, aiming to reduce care staff's repetitive work.

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