Adaptive intelligent therapy platform

One patient. One platform. Every care environment.

AITB is presented as a continuous therapeutic mobility platform that combines protected transport, active therapy nodes, telemedicine, environmental airflow, sensing, and facility docking into one integrated patient-care architecture.

24 inTransport width target
130 inLengthened patient envelope
650 lbPatient capacity concept

Real-world deployment focus

Engineered for hospital corridors, elevators, ICU rooms, and transport continuity.

The current AITB ICU direction uses a slimmer chassis, narrower wheel track, compact sidewall thickness, tighter dome profile, and extended patient support length so the platform can move through medical facilities while still supporting a full adult patient, medical tubing, telemedicine, and environmental airflow.

AITB real-world facility continuity infographic

Core engineering intent

Platform continuityField extraction, helicopter, ambulance, emergency department, ICU, surgical prep, isolation, and rehabilitation without repetitive transfers.
AITB-native room architectureDocking floor rails, automated charging bays, smart wall interfaces, modular data columns, and integrated monitoring stations.
Manufacturable clinical designRestrained illumination, warm task lighting, recessed telemedicine glass, serviceable modules, and hospital-grade cleanability.

Highest-value engineered subsystems

Five visual improvements that make AITB look mechanically achievable.

Mechanical dome rail system

Side linear rails, telescoping support arms, hinge bearings, locking latch points, and damping pistons.

Service umbilicals

Oxygen, suction, air, data, power, filtered airflow, and rear docking spine with quick-disconnect couplers.

Optimized dome geometry

Lower transport height, reduced air volume, better optical clarity, and stronger aerospace-style curvature.

Chassis articulation

Narrow wheel track, active suspension, omni-directional drive, retractable stabilizers, and lift columns.

Environmental airflow

HEPA intake, laminar airflow, negative pressure mode, contamination indicators, and air quality monitoring.

Therapy node stack

Thermal regulation, vibration therapy, pressure redistribution, biometric sensing, and structural isolation.

Technical reference image

AITB production infographic for institutional presentations.