# Inception Robotics

> Inception Robotics builds MedSort, an offline robot that sorts returned medicines for hospital pharmacies. MedSort runs entirely on-device with no patient identifying information (PII) read or stored.

MedSort cuts pharmacy restocking from hours to minutes. It handles vials, unit doses, pill packs, and blister cards up to 200 g, sorts into up to 80–100 reconfigurable categories per cycle, and identifies expired items via on-device computer vision. The product is offered as hardware-as-a-service.

Contact: team@inceptionrobotics.ai

## Pages

- [Home](/): Overview of Inception Robotics and the MedSort returned-medicine sorting robot.
- [Team](/team): Leadership and founding team behind Inception Robotics.
- [FAQ](/faq): Answers on MedSort throughput, capacity, form factors, footprint, connectivity, and pricing.
- [Blog](/blog): Articles on returned-medicine handling and pharmacy automation.
- [Defense](/defense): Defense and dual-use applications of Inception Robotics technology.

## Key facts

- Throughput: up to 200 medicines per hour.
- Capacity: up to 2,000 unit-dose medicines per sorting cycle.
- Categories: up to 80–100 distinct sort destinations per cycle, reconfigurable.
- Footprint: 6 ft x 2.5 ft x 2.5 ft (about a two-door refrigerator).
- Connectivity: operates fully offline; no network required.
- Privacy: no patient identifying information (PII) read or stored.
- Form factors supported: vials, unit doses, pill packs, blister cards up to 200 g.
- Form factors not supported: cups, ampules, syringes (today).
- Business model: hardware-as-a-service (one-time setup + monthly subscription).

## Optional

- [Privacy and security](/#privacy): MedSort security and PII handling posture.