All materials except Oversized packaged food and linen (Examples: Patients consumables/disposables/blood packs/infusion drip sets/medicine/patients files/radionuclides/X-ray films/ CDs/ sterile instruments). So it can transport 90% of hospital small and medium goods.

The return on investment (ROI) calculation will depend on several factors,such as the from purchasing fewer elevators, as our trolleys can travel up and down. Additional savings include reduced power consumption, labor costs, and lift maintenance expenses. Intangible costs, such as the risk of unsecured deliveries and the potential loss of valuable items, as well as the costs associated with tracking and documentation in case of legal issues,These are additional related costs to be saved. ROI generally comes in 2-3 years. ROI is faster if hospitals beds are more.

No, the vehicle can only be manually disassembled from the track using special tools by a professional engineer. Additionally, the system includes triple safety measures: software protection (program control), electrical protection (infrared sensors), and mechanical protection (terminal baffles and car stoppers). We have never experienced a fall-off incident in any of our current projects.

Once cover is securely closed and when it starts moving it cannot be open until it reaches the destination station. A PIN number code can be set by sender if needed. To avoid cross contamination, every trolley can be regularly cleaned/swiped with alcohol disinfectant which is in most hospitals a standard operating procedure. Additionally, the trolleys are equipped with built-in UV light disinfection as a standard feature, further ensuring hygiene and safety.

For new hospitals, it will be progressive installation. For finished hospitals it can be convenient at any time.

Once the system is well installed and with yearly preventive checks/maintenance it will fly like an aero plane for the next 30-40 years before you scrapped it.