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Our Team

  • Axton Isaly, PhD, Founding Engineer at Rovex

    Axton Isaly, PhD

    Founding Engineer

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  • Dany Rashwan, Autonomous Systems Engineer at Rovex

    Dany Rashwan

    Autonomous Systems Engineer

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  • Carson Powers, Embedded Systems Engineer at Rovex

    Carson Powers

    Embedded Systems Engineer

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  • Luke Lee, Business Operations Associate at Rovex

    Luke Lee

    Business Operations Associate

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  • Raul Chipana, PhD

    Senior Electrical Engineer

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Our Advisors

  • Nathan Zarnstorff, Quality/Regulatory Advisor at Rovex

    Nathan Zarnstorff

    Quality/Regulatory Advisor

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  • Moses Divaker, PhD, Talent Strategy Advisor at Rovex

    Moses Divaker, PhD

    Talent Strategy Advisor

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  • Phil Breaw, Business Development Advisor at Rovex

    Phil Breaw

    Business Development Advisor

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  • Josh Doody, Business Strategy Advisor at Rovex

    Josh Doody

    Business Strategy Advisor

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  • James Di Virgilio, Business Strategy Advisor at Rovex

    James Di Virgilio

    Business Strategy Advisor

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  • R.F. Donnell, MD, Clinical Strategy Advisor at Rovex

    R.F. Donnell, MD

    Clinical Strategy Advisor

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Our Mission

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At Rovex, we develop autonomous robotics to streamline hospital logistics, getting providers, nurses, and staff back to the bedside to deliver compassionate patient care. By alleviating the burden of patient transport, we help hospitals improve efficiency, minimize staff strain, and enhance the patient experience.

Why it Matters

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Patients and healthcare providers come first. We believe that technology should serve healthcare providers—not replace them. Nurses, doctors, and staff are burdened with non-clinical tasks that take them away from patient care.