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Gix subsidiary expands robotic logistics services at Sheba Medical Center

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Gix Internet Ltd.'s subsidiary, deliverz.ai, began using autonomous robots at Sheba Medical Center on October 12, 2026, to deliver blood and bone marrow. This expands the company's existing robotic logistics project, which previously handled chemotherapy medications at the hospital. The technology uses artificial intelligence to coordinate robots and human resources for last-mile logistics.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The integration of autonomous logistics aims to improve operational efficiency and patient flow at Sheba Medical Center. By reducing transport delays and improving traceability, the technology supports faster availability of diagnostic results and timely treatment decisions. This expands the scope of Gix Internet Ltd.'s core logistics platform into critical hospital workflows.

Sheba Medical Center is currently handling the destination for wounded soldiers resulting from the ongoing conflict.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • giXTechnology company whose subsidiary provides logistics services to Sheba Medical Center.
  • Sheba Medical CenterHospital that is receiving autonomous logistics support from Gix's subsidiary.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Sheba Medical Center could see reduced operational costs due to adopting new autonomous logistics infrastructure to improve efficiency.

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