A robot for the everyday work of care. Ready for her debut in October 2026.Aida helps with the work that fills a care home day.Meet Aida, our two-armed mobile robot for care and service environments. Designed to bring essentials, move light items, and help reset rooms, with caregivers in control.Aida starts in elder care homes, where the work looks like the future home robot market but with clearer buyer pain, repeatable workflows, and denser staffing needs. Healthcare follows through bounded operational workflows where human review stays in the loop.HEALTHCARE Bounded operational workflows A focus on non-clinical work: supply delivery, room preparation, and staff handoffs. Each workflow needs validation for the setting where it will be used.01 CAD-to-Code Deployment ReadinessDiscovery We work with your team to understand your goals, specs, hardware profile, current stack, constraints, and deployment target. Output a capability contract, simulation-ready artifacts, baseline control stack, validation gates, deployment package, and operating model tuned to your robot stack.See services02 Onboard to the 10Things platformPlatform onboarding Your robot profile, specs, validation evidence, control paths, safety gates, and deployment assumptions become reusable platform assets. Future changes Hardware revisions, new behaviors, additional specifications, and customer requirements can be validated faster instead of restarting from scratch.Discuss platform onboardingThe software behind Aida connects robot models, simulation, skill validation, and deployment monitoring. Test a task, verify it on hardware, and improve it with operational feedback.Tell us about the home, care setting, or service environment where Aida could help. We are prioritizing elder care homes, healthcare workflows, and structured service environments where repeatable physical tasks can be validated safely.Aida is ready for her debut in October 2026. Contact 10Things to discuss demonstrations, pilot opportunities, and availability.Aida is designed to help bring essentials, move light items, and support room and linen routines. Each workflow needs validation for its operating environment, with human handoff built in.No. Aida is designed to support caregivers with non-clinical physical tasks, not replace professional care or clinical judgment.