A fleet of hospital robots completed more than one million deliveries, according to Diligent Robotics. The company reported the milestone in February 2025, including over 125,000 autonomous elevator rides.
The task sounds ordinary until a robot has to do it. A delivery inside a hospital can cross busy corridors, closed doors and different floors. The building keeps changing as people and equipment move through it.
Moxi moves supplies between departments so employees spend less time making those trips. Diligent's milestone report listed partnerships spanning 23 health systems and 31 hospitals. Those were the company's reported figures at that time.
Elevator rides provide a useful second measure. A robot that moves on one clear floor has a different job from one that completes routes between floors. A delivery total alone does not reveal that difference.
Diligent also estimated that its robots had saved staff more than 575,000 hours. That figure is a company calculation, rather than an independent evaluation of every hospital's staffing or costs.
An October 2025 announcement described the next platform, Moxi 2.0, and a dataset built from over 1.25 million deliveries. It emphasized navigation around moving obstacles and learning from real deployments.
Those plans should not be confused with demonstrated capabilities of every installed machine. The earlier delivery record documents the company's account of completed work. The hospital corridor is already a robotics workplace.
