Laboratory logistics
Make specimen movement predictable, traceable and timely.
Configure autonomous transport between wards, collection points and laboratories while keeping authorization, urgency and chain-of-custody requirements visible.
Futural Robotics platform
FTR50O / FTR50C
Open or enclosed specimen transport
50 kg classSLAM + LiDARPriority task optionsLIS/API integration scope
Request specificationsProject design
Protect the process
The robot is one part of a specimen workflow. Packaging, temperature requirements, staff authorization, hand-off confirmation and exception procedures must be defined by the hospital.
- Routine and priority task rules
- Barcode/RFID options by project
- Closed-cabinet access options
- Task and hand-off event records
Planning specifications
Confirm the final configuration in the project proposal.
Typical routeWard or collection point to laboratory reception
PayloadApproved packaged specimens and related materials
Robot optionsOpen FTR50O or enclosed FTR50C configuration
PriorityRoutine and time-sensitive task logic can be scoped
IntegrationLIS/HIS interfaces depend on system capability and project scope
ImportantValidate packaging, temperature, biosafety and chain-of-custody requirements
Frequently asked
Questions from hospital teams
Can the robot transport STAT samples?
Priority task logic can be configured, but the hospital must define escalation, maximum transport time and manual fallback procedures.
Does the robot control specimen temperature?
Temperature-controlled capability is not assumed. It must be explicitly specified and validated for the exact configuration.
Can delivery be recorded?
Task, compartment and hand-off events can be recorded depending on the fleet and access-control configuration.
Start with one workflow
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