Israeli hospital-logistics automation company Deliverz.AI on July 27, 2026 launched its end-to-end platform in the United States, unifying autonomous robots, human transporters and clinical workflows in a single AI-driven orchestration system.
Sheba's 40-To-14-Minute Chemo Delivery Comes To U.S. Hospitals
The U.S. launch productises Deliverz.AI's flagship deployment at Israel's Sheba Medical Center, where its platform cut chemotherapy delivery time from 40 minutes to 14 by using autonomous robots to transport treatments between pharmacy and oncology units. American hospitals — under acute labor shortages, rising costs and pressure to improve outcomes — get an AI-driven orchestration layer that coordinates real-time pickup, drop-off and priority routing for medications, supplies and specimens across departments and buildings.
Jeffs' Brands JV And A Coordinated Charging Model
Alongside the U.S. rollout, Deliverz.AI announced a joint venture with Nasdaq-listed Jeffs' Brands (JFBR) to deploy AI-powered robotics across U.S. healthcare logistics. The company also signed a non-binding MoU with Charging Robotics to co-develop wireless-charging infrastructure for hospital robot fleets. Together the arrangements give Deliverz.AI both a U.S. capital-markets vehicle and a hardware ecosystem play at the same time as the platform launch.
A Hospital Logistics Wave
Hospital logistics is a rare healthcare workflow still overwhelmingly manual: the last-mile movement of goods across departments and buildings. Recent activity around the category is intense — Omnicell rolled out an updated robotic dispensing platform in June 2026 and Capsa Healthcare launched next-generation automated pharmacy storage in May. The global hospital robotics logistics/pharmacy market was $5.44B in 2025 and is projected to reach $14.77B by 2033 at a 13.3% CAGR. Deliverz.AI joins a broader push for embodied AI in clinical workflows, complementing platforms like Medtronic's Touch Surgery Aide and J&J's OTTAVA.
Reporting based on coverage from Deliverz.AI, PR Newswire, citybiz and Quiver Quantitative.