Eldercare and nursing robotics
QiJia Q1 Eldercare and Nursing Robot
The manufacturer positions QiJia Q1 as a daily care robot for semi-disabled and disabled elderly individuals, operating in robot mode and wheelchair mode.
Overview
Daily care and mobility robot
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Coming Soon — Availability subject to official confirmation.
- Last verified
- 2026-08-01
- Content status
- Official manufacturer content verified — regulatory status not published
Manufacturer videos
QiJia Q1 Eldercare and Nursing Robot in demonstration
Published by the manufacturer. Every video includes a written bilingual summary for accessibility.
Watch on YouTubeWritten summary (EN / ES)
English
- Overview of the QiJia eldercare and nursing robot series presented by the manufacturer.
- Shows the platform moving in a care environment and interacting through its interface.
- Manufacturer positioning only; availability and regulatory status are not stated.
Español
- Presentación general de la serie de robots de cuidado y enfermería QiJia realizada por el fabricante.
- Muestra la plataforma desplazándose en un entorno de cuidado e interactuando mediante su interfaz.
- Solo posicionamiento del fabricante; no se declara disponibilidad ni estado regulatorio.
Accessibility summary prepared by AOR from the official manufacturer video. Not a verbatim transcript, clinical claim or regulatory statement.
Manufacturer-stated functions
What the manufacturer documents
- Disability care: repositioning, feeding assistance, bed-to-chair transfer, mobility aid
- Daily assistance: housekeeping, item fetching, dressing aid, medication reminders
- Emotional support: conversation, information updates, proactive greetings
- Safety and monitoring: health and environment monitoring, anomaly detection, emergency response
- Wheelchair mode for transfers and indoor–outdoor mobility
Disability and nursing care
- Assisted repositioning and turning in bed
- Feeding and hydration assistance
- Bed-to-chair and chair-to-bed transfer support
- Mobility assistance with up to 10 kg payload and 1.1 m reach
Daily living assistance
- Item fetching and delivery around the home
- Light housekeeping tasks
- Dressing assistance
- Medication and appointment reminders
Companionship and interaction
- Voice conversation and proactive greetings
- News, weather and information updates
- Voice, touchscreen and gesture recognition inputs
Safety and monitoring
- Health and environment monitoring
- Anomaly detection with emergency response workflow
- Vision-based navigation and obstacle avoidance
- Hardware emergency stop
Mobility platform
- Wheelchair mode for indoor and outdoor transport
- Omni wheels with zero turning radius, up to 1.5 m/s
- Climbs slopes up to 15°
- 22 degrees of freedom, remote / autonomous / hybrid control
Verified specifications
Published specification table
Transcribed from the official manufacturer page. Scroll horizontally on small screens.
| Product model | QiJia Q1 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 85 × 59 × (103–173) cm |
| Weight | 50 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 22 |
| Reach / max payload | 1.1 m / 10 kg |
| Drive mode | Omni wheels |
| Max speed | 1.5 m/s |
| Turning radius | 0 |
| Max climbing angle | 15° |
| Navigation | Vision-based |
| Interaction | Voice, touchscreen, gesture recognition |
| Control modes | Remote control / autonomous / hybrid |
| Obstacle avoidance | Vision-based |
| Communication | WiFi, 4G/5G |
| Emergency stop | Supported |
Certifications and registrations
Official documentation on file for QiJia Q1 Eldercare and Nursing Robot
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No certification document has been verified for this configuration yet. Request the current documentation status from an AOR specialist.
Where it is used
Environments and audiences
Commercial orientation only. Suitability for a specific person or program is determined by qualified professionals.
Use environments
- Eldercare and long-term care facilities
- Nursing support and daily-living assistance environments
Potential audiences
- Long-term care and eldercare organizations
- Operators evaluating nursing-support robotics
Implementation
Evaluation, installation, training and support
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Pre-implementation evaluation
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Installation and onboarding
Delivery, setup and a guided first-use session so your team starts with a documented workflow.
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Bilingual training
Operator training in English or Spanish, with refreshers available through the AOR Academy for authorized accounts.
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Post-sale support
A named AOR contact for questions, service coordination and follow-up after the program is running.
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