🩸 Have you ever had to wait in line for a blood draw?
A robot solves it in just 47 seconds ‼️

Aletta, created by Vitestro, is the world’s first fully autonomous blood-drawing robot.
You sit down. The robot finds the vein. Draws the sample. Applies the bandage on its own.
No healthcare worker even needs to touch your arm.

How reliable is it?
→ Tested on more than 4,000 patients
→ First-stick success rate: 95% (same level as manual blood draw)
→ Patient satisfaction: 98%

The technology behind it is far from simple: it uses near-infrared imaging and Doppler ultrasound to visualize veins, then inserts the needle with sub-millimeter precision.

One supervisor can monitor 3 devices at the same time.

What does this mean for hospitals?
Staff shortages can be eased. Sample quality becomes more standardized. Patient waiting times are reduced.

It received CE certification in 2024. Since March 2025, it has been operating in European hospitals. Three weeks ago, it raised $70 million in funding, with Mayo Clinic and Sutter Health among the investors.

Trials for U.S. FDA approval are still ongoing.