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Gix Internet's Deliverz.AI Cuts Chemotherapy Delivery Time by About 65% at Sheba Medical Center
By News Desk ·
Key takeaways
- Gix Internet's Deliverz.AI platform reduced average chemotherapy delivery time at Sheba Medical Center from approximately 40 minutes to approximately 14 minutes, a reduction of approximately 65% over 11 months.
- The system has completed more than 9,000 autonomous missions across indoor and outdoor routes as of October 2026, with 3 robots currently deployed under a tender permitting up to 30.
- In October 2026, the deployment expanded to transporting bone marrow specimens from hematology to the laboratory and donated blood from the donation center to the blood bank.
Gix Internet Ltd. said its Deliverz.AI platform cut average chemotherapy delivery time at Sheba Medical Center from approximately 40 minutes to approximately 14 minutes, a reduction of approximately 65% over 11 months. The Israeli dual-listed company announced the results on October 20, 2026, according to Stock Titan.
How Deliverz.AI Runs Hospital Deliveries
Gix Internet operates the platform through its wholly owned subsidiary deliverz.ai, which has been running commercially at Sheba Medical Center since December 2025. The platform assigns tasks in real time based on location, priority and availability, and manages movement from a single interface. Its capabilities include workload prediction, resource planning and route optimization, and it is designed to coordinate robots and human staff, work with robots from different vendors, and integrate with a facility's existing elevators, doors, gates and operational systems. GIX offers the solution on a software and robots-as-a-service basis.
Sheba selected the platform under a public tender that permits the deployment of up to 30 robots, of which 3 robots are currently deployed. The company reports more than 9,000 completed autonomous missions across indoor and outdoor routes as of October 2026. In October 2026, the deployment expanded to transporting bone marrow specimens from the hematology department to the laboratory and moving donated blood from the donation center to the blood bank. TradingView also covered the deployment and the planned expansion into bone marrow and blood transport. Morningstar reported in July 2026 that deliverz.ai introduced its AI-powered hospital logistics platform in the U.S., unifying robots and human transporters, and that the company claims 4X throughput and 7.5X cost efficiency.
Gix Internet's Company Records
According to akta.pro company records, Gix Internet is a Herzliya-based company founded in 2013 with a valuation estimate of $10 million-$50 million. The same records list Amir Nardimon as CEO and Eli Yoresh as Chairman of the Board. Gix products have reached 12M+ users worldwide and operate in 175 countries, with a portfolio of 100+ products.
Hospital Robotics Launches Elsewhere
Marubun Corporation launched Kebbi Remote on October 15, 2026, a smartphone app developed with Friendly Tech that enables remote control of the AI communication robot Kebbi, according to Prtimes. Healthcare IT News reported on October 8, 2026 that vendors including Oracle, athenahealth and Suki are launching AI platforms and developing advanced agents to integrate data at the point of care and optimize healthcare workflows, and that Amazon Web Services is working with NVIDIA to accelerate and scale robotics.
Gix Internet's Next Steps
GIX plans to add further medication and specimen transport routes at Sheba Medical Center, and its growth strategy centers on expanding workflows within existing sites and seeking additional commercial deployments, particularly in the U.S. The company's longer-term objective is for Deliverz.AI to serve as the operating layer for the movement of robots, people and goods within a customer's site.