Unlimited Robotics Ltd.
"One Robot. Endless Functionalities."
Israeli startup developing multifunctional service robots for healthcare and hospitality, known for the Gary robot platform.
Unlimited Robotics Ltd. is an Israeli robotics company founded in 2020 and headquartered in Petah Tikva, Israel. The company designs and manufactures multifunctional service robots with a primary focus on healthcare settings, where staff shortages and repetitive task burdens have created strong demand for robotic automation. The company's flagship product, the Gary robot, is a dual-armed mobile service robot standing 140 cm (4 ft 5 in) tall, weighing approximately 40 kg, and capable of reaching speeds of 1.2 m/s (3.1 mph).
Gary is equipped with six cameras, over 20 sensors, and four omnidirectional wheels. Its two arms can handle payloads of up to 5 kg each, enabling it to deliver medications, transport specimens, disinfect surfaces, and assist with a wide range of logistical tasks inside hospital environments. Gary can autonomously navigate in both familiar and new indoor environments, adapting to floor surfaces including tiles, carpets, and transitions between rooms.
Unlimited Robotics also offers the Ra-Ya developer platform, an open-source software environment that allows software engineers without prior robotics experience to build and deploy custom applications for Gary. Ra-Ya enables hospitals and businesses to extend Gary's functionality through a marketplace of paid and free applications, lowering the barrier to robotic adoption. Since early 2024, Gary robots have been deployed at Rabin Medical Center in Petah Tikva and Shamir Medical Center in Be'er Ya'akov, two of Israel's largest hospitals.
The company also signed an agreement with Israel's Ministry of Health to supply Gary robots to public hospitals nationwide. In July 2024, ten Gary units began operations at a hospital in Philadelphia, marking the company's first significant US deployment. Unlimited Robotics has raised approximately $13 million in funding and has been recognized as one of Israel's most innovative healthcare startups.
The company's vision extends beyond hospitals, with Gary also serving hospitality and facility management sectors.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Gary
- Model: Gary
- Launch Year: 2021
Dual-armed mobile service robot with 20+ sensors designed for autonomous task execution in hospitals and hospitality environments.
Ra-Ya Developer Platform
- Model: Ra-Ya
- Launch Year: 2022
Open-source robotics developer platform enabling software engineers to build and deploy custom applications for Gary robots.
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WEBSITE
https://www.hospital-robots.com/HEADQUARTERS
Israel
Company Facts
Founded
2020
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
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Primary Region
Middle East
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