Wheel-based and bimanual
Aida is being shaped around indoor mobility, two-arm manipulation, room-state understanding, and conservative exception handling for human spaces.
Aida by 10Things
Meet Aida.
Aida is a wheel-based, bimanual robot built for useful work in care and service environments.
We are starting with elder care homes, where daily care routines, room reset, item delivery, fall-risk reduction, and caregiver support create a practical wedge into both care industries and the broader home robot market.
Elder care homes first
Aida helps with the work that fills a care home day.
Aida is designed around daily care routines and household support tasks: bringing essentials, helping with hydration and snacks, moving light items, clearing floor clutter that can raise fall risk, supporting laundry and linen workflows, resetting rooms, and giving caregivers better visibility into what needs attention.
Healthcare follows through bounded operational workflows where human review stays in the loop: room scan, task checklist, safe floor-obstacle clearing, supply staging, lightweight cart/bin repositioning, readiness verification, and staff handoff.
Status: Aida is in active development. The current prototype demonstrates the 10Things software, simulation-to-real workflow, integration progress, and roadshow direction.
What Aida can help with
Daily care support, validated as deployable skills.
01Bring essentials
02Support hydration
03Reduce floor clutter
04Move light items
05Reset rooms
06Hand off to staff
How Aida grows
Specific enough for care homes. Flexible enough for the home robot market.
Start where the work is repeatable
Elder care homes create a practical wedge into both care industries and the home robot market because staff trips, room reset, resident support, and household tasks happen all day.
Validated skills over demos
Each task maps to a capability contract, simulation evidence, hardware validation, operational review, telemetry, and human handoff.