For care providers
More care capacity.
Less routine work.
Starting with laundry
A full workflow, not one isolated motion.
Success depends on more than folding. The robot has to carry the work from one handoff to the next.
Collect
Pick up laundry at defined points.
Handle & fold
Deformable items, recoverable failures.
Identify & sort
Keep track of whose item goes where.
Transport
Move safely through shared spaces.
Deliver
Complete the handoff and record it.
Handling & folding
Field footage
Safety & human oversight
Humans stay in control.
Defined boundaries
Tasks, spaces, and permissions are agreed before deployment.
Human intervention
Exceptions are escalated — the robot never improvises beyond its confidence.
Privacy by workflow
Sensing is limited to what each task actually needs.
Pilot process
Start with one workflow.
Measure what changes.
Visit
Observe the workflow, space, and exceptions.
Design
Set task boundary, hours, and success criteria.
Pilot
Run on site with human oversight.
Measure
Labor impact, intervention rate, completion.
Scale
Expand only where results repeat.
FAQ
Is this a fully autonomous humanoid today?
No. We separate current, in-development, and future capabilities, deploy bounded workflows with human oversight, and increase autonomy as reliability is proven.
Do we need to redesign the facility?
We fit existing operations wherever possible. Every pilot starts with a site and workflow review so constraints are clear before deployment.
How do you handle safety and privacy?
Operating boundaries, permissions, intervention paths, and task-specific sensing are designed as part of the pilot — not added later.
What makes a good first pilot?
A repeated workflow with measurable labor, a clear start and end, and a team willing to review the workflow with us.
Pilot with Ontaru
See whether one workflow is worth automating.
U.S. and Japan. Start with a short call or a site visit.