Hills Robotics, a tech company specializing in AI-based self-driving robots, is accelerating its offensive to target the global market after participating in CES 2023.

Recently, Hills Robotics opened the door to the U.S. procurement market. It has been selected as a designated healthcare provider (HSP45 bidding) by the Massachusetts Department of Health and has been eligible for six years to supply the $75 million Massachusetts procurement market.

The Ministry of Health selected Westcarb Enterprise.com as the main contractor, and 12 professional companies participated in the bidding as consortiums as sub-contractors. Hills Robotics applied for the robotics field and Coro-Bot, a quarantine robot, and Lo~Robot, a return robot, were selected as main contract products. As a result, it will be possible to continuously deliver to educational and medical institutions in Massachusetts in the future.

Massachusetts Department of Health officials and their main contractor, Westcop, expect the bidding to expand the business law to GSA, the U.S. federal procurement market, US Army, and US Air Force, the U.S. Army, and U.S. Air Force. In particular, officials said the achievement would be a great opportunity for Hills Robotics, which won the CES Innovation Award three times.

An official from Hills Robotics said, “We have a very meaningful business opportunity to deliver robots through Westcop’s U.S. infrastructure in the Falmouth region and solve maintenance work for robots delivered through Furtness Solutions, which has jurisdiction over North America.”