The "Last Mile" of Hospital Logistics – How Robot Transport Systems Free Up Manpower

发布时间：2026-08-29

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In the hospital logistics chain, the "last mile" is the most labor‑intensive. From pharmacy to ward, lab to OR, CSSD to clinical units – vast quantities of supplies must be moved by people. Robot transport systems are changing that.

Jiangsu Starfire Medical Technology's robot system uses SLAM laser navigation and other advanced technologies for autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance, quickly and accurately delivering items. The robots adapt to busy, complex, and procedure‑heavy hospital environments, seamlessly navigating elevators, corridors, and other challenging spaces.

In multiple scenarios, logistics robots have proven their value. In the lab, specimen transport robots work 24/7, moving samples from collection points to testing labs. In the IV preparation center, staff place prepared IV bags into the robot’s storage compartment, input the destination, and the robot delivers autonomously. In the CSSD, robots automate instrument transfer and enable full traceability.

The benefits are multifaceted: improved delivery speed and accuracy, reduced errors; relief for dedicated delivery staff, allowing them to focus on core medical work; and full data traceability – every item's journey and delivery time can be recorded and retrieved. Jiangsu Starfire Medical Technology's robot logistics systems are helping hospitals build smarter, more efficient material transport networks.

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