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Physical presence

Medical robots.

You don’t fund a senior — you fund a service guaranteed by the State.

The tripartite model

Three actors, one guaranteed service.

Financier

MedicalCity

Owns the robot asset, manages refinancing and residual value.

Home-care service

Operator

Deploys, configures, maintains a 24/7 SLA and trains users.

APA senior · GIR 1-4

Beneficiary

All-inclusive monthly rent, covered by APA + family contribution.

Human help vs robot

A continuous watch, impossible to staff otherwise.

Home carer (human)RaaS robot
Annual cost≈ €27,000/yr€4,200 – 9,000/yr
Presencepartial (~35 h/week)24/7 available

The robot doesn’t replace the home carer: it provides the continuous watch and frees human time for care and connection.

Proof by robot

A robot is a declared agent.

Our RaaS is built directly on the agentic MDM, on the LimX Dynamics Oli humanoid platform (Humanoid series, 165 cm, 31 degrees of freedom). This is not an integration bolted on afterwards: the fleet is declared in the same registry as the software agents and subject to the same rules.

A robot is a declared agent

Identity, embedded software version, authorised actions, scope of intervention, remote suspension. A robot whose policy cannot be read does not start.

Tasks are classified

The same matrix as for software agents: the home environment can be automatic; anything involving the person requires prior validation.

Every intervention is logged

Which robot, which action, on whose order, with which validation. This is what makes a fleet defensible in an audit or an incident.

LimX Oli
LimX Oli — Humanoid series · Photo: LimX Dynamics

Automatic — the home environment

  • Cleaning, housekeeping and upkeep of every room in the home
  • Laundry — machines, folding, storage, ironing
  • Receiving grocery deliveries and internet orders
  • Meal preparation — simple meals and batch cooking

Prior validation — anything involving the person

  • Help with daily life — getting up, meals, companionship, outings
  • Help with washing and dressing
  • Help preparing and taking meals — to bring back appetite
  • Accompanying errands, small purchases and administrative tasks — to lighten the day
  • Attentive presence at the end of the afternoon
  • Support and companionship — outings, leisure, to break isolation
SAD — Home-care services

Eight services, two robots, three classes.

The 8 French home-care (SAD) services mapped to OLI (manipulation), LUNA (interaction) and their BAYON governance class — AUTO, RECO or OBLIG. Everything that touches the person stays under human validation.

Summary card — the 8 home-care (SAD) services mapped to the OLI and LUNA robots and their BAYON governance class
SAD × OLI/LUNA × BAYON classes summary card · Photos: LimX Dynamics

« When governance applies to an object moving through a room, it stops being a legal abstraction. »

Unit economics

A recurring, defensible rental model.

€450-750

Recurring monthly rent (36-60 months)

70-75%

Gross margin after operator COGS

< 5%

Annual churn (functional dependency)

18-24 mo

Robot payback · LTV/CAC > 5×

Skills · Memory · Soul

French medical validation, end to end.

Clinical design

Designed with clinicians for real home-care use.

Software configuration

Skills, memory and personality (Soul) tailored to the beneficiary.

Medical validation

Reviewed by a French medical committee.

Versioned OTA rollout

Remote, traceable, ANSM-compatible updates.

The industrial engine

AGE — the Artificial General Engineer, at the core of RaaS.

Behind every RaaS deployment — a configured robot, a connected site, a compliant file — the AGE (Artificial General Engineer) executes the full engineering cycle, piloted by intent: one business instruction triggers specification, architecture, code, tests, deployment and documentation in a single supervised pipeline.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Business need → specification.

  2. 02

    Design

    Architecture and trade-offs.

  3. 03

    Build

    Code, infrastructure, CI/CD, data.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Tests, security, compliance.

  5. 05

    Operate

    Deployment, monitoring, incidents.

  6. 06

    Capitalize

    Production feedback → reusable patterns.

HITL by criticality

No critical flow ever passes without human validation.

Independent verifier

The AGE never self-validates: separation of powers.

Audit & traceability

Every artifact versioned — GDPR · HDS-ready · AI Act.

Every deployment feeds a skill registry of production-validated patterns — mappings, connectors, compliance templates. The nth site costs a fraction of the first: the asset that makes RaaS industrial.

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