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Use Cases / Waste Transport

Safe and predictable waste transport

Waste transport is necessary and often time-sensitive.

INGUNN provides routine transport of waste from departments and service areas to designated collection points.

By making waste transport a predictable, robot-supported task, care staff can spend less time on transport and more time with residents.

Routine waste
transport

Scheduled or
on-demand missions

Reduced manual
movement by staff

Clear destination-based
workflows

Potential daytime operation
when safety conditions are met

Waste transport should be controlled, predictable and safe

Waste movement is a necessary part of daily nursing-home operations, but it can create repeated trips between resident areas, service rooms and collection points.

INGUNN helps structure this transport into defined, predictable missions.

Where INGUNN can help

  • Transport waste from local points to defined destinations
  • Support scheduled waste collection routes
  • Enable on-demand transport when staff need support
  • Reduce unnecessary walking between departments and service rooms
  • Support clearer handover between staff workflow and internal logistics

A simple waste transport workflow with INGUNN

1

Load

Staff place waste bags or sealed waste containers in INGUNN’s transport container. Alternatively, waste bags can be hung at designated collection points for INGUNN to collect automatically.

2

Select

Staff select a destination or start a predefined waste transport mission.

3

Transport

INGUNN moves through defined routes to the waste room or the collection point.

4

Continue care

Staff can continue their health and care work without interruption while INGUNN transports the waste

Test waste transport in a pilot

PPM can help to map existing waste-handling routines, define transport routes, and evaluate the benefits of introducing INGUNN for waste transport.

Discuss a pilot project