Laundry ID & Nodus surprise in Zamora (Spain) as innovative proposals in assistive robotics in the care of people in situation of dependency.
From February 20th to 22nd, the Robotics Institute for Dependency participated in the International Fair of Innovation and Technology at the Service of Care (FITECU) in Zamora, where we presented two of our most outstanding products: Laundry ID and Nodus, advanced solutions in assistive robotics designed to improve the lives of people with support needs. Both projects stand out for their ability to transform care and management in the field of dependency.
Laundry ID: manage your laundry efficiently
Laundry ID is a customized software that, combined with an RFID chip system, guarantees the correct classification of residents’ personal laundry, eliminating any margin of error thanks to its traceability. This system improves staff efficiency in the laundry and facilitates inclusive work, as its use is intuitive and accessible. With Laundry ID, the risk of confusion is reduced, and the laundry management process is optimized, allowing workers to focus on other essential tasks.
Nodus: The solution to address the unwanted loneliness of our seniors
Nodus is an advanced platform that improves the administration of social services through an intelligent data manager. It allows to register and update information on beneficiaries, social agents and local entities. It integrates validated scales that allow to accurately evaluate and generate automatic reports in real time to facilitate decision-making.
In this sense, the platform offers continuous monitoring of each case with automated notifications and allows collaboration between teams through secure, multi-user access. In addition, it is designed to be intuitive and easy to use, ensuring the protection of user data.
Institutional visits and industry recognition
The stand of Robotics Institute for Dependency was visited by key figures from the institutional sphere, who showed great interest in our solutions. Among the visitors was Alfonso F. Mañueco, President of the Regional Government of Castilla y León, who highlighted the importance of our technological proposals for the future of care for people with dependency.
We were also honoured to receive Pablo Gómez, representative of the Intras Foundation; Carlos Raúl de Pablos, Secretary General of the Regional Ministry of Family and Equality of Castilla y León; and Isabel Blanco Llamas, Vice President and Regional Minister of Family and Equal Opportunities of the Regional Government of Castilla y León.
Round table discussion: The Challenges of the Promotion of Personal Autonomy
Jordi Cerezuela, the Institute’s Managing Trustee, also took part in the round table discussion entitled “The Challenges of Promoting Personal Autonomy as a Transforming Element of the Socio-Health Environment”, which was moderated by Carlos Raúl de Pablos. This round table debated the opportunities and challenges of robotics and technology in the field of personal autonomy. Among the speakers were: Javier Barro Betanzos, Director of Bihar Home; Leticia Pedraz, from Asprodes Salamanca; and José Manuel Ramírez Navarro, President of the National Observatory of Dependency.
This debate enriched the vision of the challenges facing the sector and how technology can be a transformational driver in the social and healthcare environment.
See you at the next exhibition fair!
We say goodbye to FITECU 2025 with the satisfaction of having shared our proposals with an audience interested in and committed to the future of care for people in situations of dependency. The fair has been a key platform to show the impact of Laundry ID and Nodus in the transformation of the sector, and we are grateful for the recognition received.
With the support of the authorities and experts in the health and social care field, we continue to move forward with enthusiasm in the creation of new technological solutions that continue to improve the lives of those who need it most.