Safety
Safety is the test every product, every protocol, and every deployment is measured against — for the patients in our hospital deployments, the operators in our cleanrooms, and the staff who work alongside our robots.

Our mission is to automate disinfection, cleaning, and decontamination in regulated environments through robotics.
Behind that ambition are people: the operators doing the work, the teams responsible for the process, and the people who depend on these environments. Our goal is to put robotics to work on repetitive tasks and give teams more time for the work that needs their attention.
Founded in 2023 and based in Los Angeles, TGR (The Good Robot) brings robotics engineering, software, and service to essential work. Today, our flagship robot, the A1 ADIBOT, is deployed in facilities across the globe — and we’re just getting started. Every deployment shapes what we build next.
Commercial deployments and ongoing customer relationships are central to TGR. Experience in the field shapes how we build, train, and support.
UV-C disinfection hours
Our ambition is to advance the intelligence of robots — how they make sense of their surroundings and put that understanding to work. We’re starting with disinfection, highly specialized cleaning, and decontamination, where precise action and consistent execution impact the health and safety of people every day.
See the A1’s current capabilitiesSafety is the test every product, every protocol, and every deployment is measured against — for the patients in our hospital deployments, the operators in our cleanrooms, and the staff who work alongside our robots.
We conduct research and engineer solutions for the problems that regulated spaces have had for decades, like shadowed surfaces, manual workflows, and records that are hard to audit. Everything we build has to hold up in daily operation.
We say what is true about our products, our customers, and our progress. We do not over-claim regulatory status, customer volume, or capability — ever.
Our customers are hospital hygiene and disinfection teams, infection-prevention leaders, and cleanroom operators. We design every product around the workflows they actually run, not the ones we wish they ran.
When a robot fails, we own it. When a customer commitment is missed, we name it. Field service is treated with the same seniority as engineering — not as a downstream cost center.
Every era of hospital and cleanroom operations is built on the tools available to it. We honor what those tools have made possible — and refuse to treat any of their limitations as permanent. We push the frontier of robotics, autonomy, and AI to do right by the people inside these environments — patients, operators, and the staff who keep them running.
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