Wheel-based and bimanual
Wheels for indoor mobility. Two arms for everyday objects. Task limits and human handoff for working around people.
Aida by 10Things
Meet Aida.
Aida is a wheel-based, bimanual robot built for useful work in care and service environments.
Starting in elder care homes, Aida is designed to help with everyday physical tasks while keeping caregivers in control.
Elder care homes first
Aida helps with the work that fills a care home day.
Aida is designed to support the physical work around care: bringing essentials, moving light items, helping with linens, and resetting rooms. The goal is simple: give caregivers more time with people.
For healthcare and other service settings, the focus is non-clinical work, clear task limits, and human handoff. Capabilities are validated for each environment.
Ready for her debut. Meet Aida in October 2026. Talk to us about Aida.
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
Designed for care. Built to learn new tasks.
Start where the work is repeatable
Care homes have repeatable physical work throughout the day. We start with specific routines that can be tested and measured alongside staff.
Validated skills over demos
Each task moves through simulation, hardware testing, and operational review before deployment.
Aida, explained
Common questions.
What is Aida?
Aida is a two-armed mobile robot by 10Things, designed for everyday physical tasks in elder care homes and other care and service environments.
When will Aida debut?
Aida is ready for her debut in October 2026. Contact 10Things to discuss demonstrations, pilot opportunities, and availability.
What work is Aida designed to support?
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.
Does Aida replace caregivers?
No. Aida is designed to support caregivers with non-clinical physical tasks, not replace professional care or clinical judgment.
How does the 10Things platform support Aida?
The platform connects robot models, simulation, hardware validation, and deployment monitoring so skills can be tested and improved task by task.