Industrial - Bachelors
The Pill dispensary Robot (PD Bot) is a robot designed to help alleviate the pressure faced in modern hospitals. It is able to self-navigate hospital wards using Lidar and smart navigation. Its modular design allows for future units to be implemented with ease by simply swapping the internal unit and changing the robots task using the built-in touchscreen.
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world back in 2020, a global rise of stress levels and work loads faced by hospital staff and volunteers has seen an all-time high. With a lack of trained proffesionals and an ever-growing workload, a need for an evolutionary device was required to help reduce the stress levels faced.
PD Bots design initially start off as a boxy form factor. Through design development, its design became more elegant and round form factor. (Use the arrows at the bottom of the image to scroll through some of the early deisgn stafes of PD Bot)
Since the initial concept of PD Bot, its design has come a long way. It has been designed around a modular unit that in future iterations has the potential to be utilized in a number of ways for a wide range of tasks.
“The Robot with the potential to do it all… its potential never ends…”
PD Bot is the robot designed to make hospital life easier, not only for staff but also for patients. Its modular design has potential for further future applications such as a power supply unit for surgical equipment, a food heater or surgical chiller for transplanted organs. PD Bot uses Lidar sensors as well as a smartnav system to be able to effectively navigate around the hospital and able to alternate between floors of the hospital by requesting an elevator via Wi-Fi communications.
PD Bot is not only going to revolutionise the way out hospital systems work, it truly has the potential to change the way entire industries function.
Jett is an Industrial Designer with a passion for CAD Design. He is highly passionate about product design and is skilled in numerous CAD software but has a true passion for Fusion 360. Jett studied Industrial design at QUT where he also undertook his final year of Mechatronics Engineering.