Bella, a care robot, greeting Mrs. Weber with a warm good-morning card on her screen
Good morning, Mrs. Weber!
Bella! Ready to lose at checkers again?

Bella for elderly care

Every resident gets
their good morning.

Bella is an extra pair of hands for every shift: someone to talk to every day, video calls to the family, and paperwork that writes itself.

Built by people from

  • CMU AirLab
  • DJI
  • Lockheed Martin
  • NASA JPL
  • University of Pennsylvania

Someone to talk to,
every single day.

LIVE

Keep every day engaging.

Bella reads aloud, plays the old songs, and runs the memory round. Daily, at each resident's pace.

Speak their mother tongue.

Conversation, stories, and songs in each resident's own language.

Bring the family close.

Video calls to the grandchildren, started by name. No tablet to figure out.

How Starlife works.

  1. Deploy robot.

    Bella arrives ready: built-in 5G, one power outlet, no IT project. At 20 kg, any staff member can move her.

  2. Connect operator.

    Not autonomous: a trained, vetted operator sees, hears, and speaks through her. Live, logged, and never with body contact.

  3. Care begins.

    Bella greets residents by name, runs the day's activation, joins the quality round, and logs what she sees.

A real person, at eye level.

Call the family, just say the word.

Technology should not be a hurdle. One sentence to Bella and the video call with the grandchildren is running: no tablet, no menus, no waiting for help. The care team can look in through the same screen between rounds.

Bella's screen showing a live video call with a waving family
No app, no menus
“Bella, call my daughter.”

Play, read aloud, share memories.

The daily activation: the newspaper read aloud, the memory quiz, a round of checkers. Always in each resident's mother tongue, and Bella remembers yesterday's conversation.

Bella's screen showing a checkers game in progress: your move, say your move to play
LIVE12:48
Operator onlineAI assist

Follow the exercises, together.

Seated mobility, arms up, ten slow repeats. Bella demonstrates on her display and counts along, at each resident's pace.

Bella's screen leading a seated mobility exercise: raise your arms, repeat ten times slowly
Arms up · 10 repeats

Let the paperwork write itself.

Half of every shift disappears into paperwork. Bella turns what she sees and hears into structured, audit-proof entries. Your staff confirm instead of typing.

Bella's screen showing the care record: the morning's entries logged with timestamps
Documenting

A helping hand for housekeeping.

The two-armed Bella takes over the fetch-and-carry work: setting tables, clearing trays, tidying rooms. In development with care operators now, first deployments in Q4.

The two-armed Bella carrying out a household task
Coming Q4

Frequently asked questions.

The questions care operators ask us first. The rest we'll cover on a quick call.

  • No. She takes the repetition: reading aloud, quiz rounds, documentation. Your staff keep the relationship. Care workers tell us she makes them better at their jobs, not redundant.

  • Never. No transfers, no washing, no physical support. By design, not by policy. Body contact stays with your care staff.

  • Acceptance comes from the person behind her: a real voice that greets first, remembers yesterday, and speaks the resident's language. Technology in care works with accompaniment. That's why every session has a human.

  • No. Bella supports communication, activation, and documentation inside today's care rules. Your staff deliver care.

  • EU deployments use a dedicated EU data plane for robot and live-session traffic. Supporting services and applicable transfer safeguards are documented in each deployment's privacy and data-processing terms.

  • Starlife. Product liability rests with us, and insurance is in place before the first deployment.

  • A full 8-hour shift on one charge, with a charging dock for the night.

  • She needs a power outlet and a day. 5G is built in. No IT project, no infrastructure changes.

Bring Bella to your care service.

Day care, nursing home, or care at home: tell us where the hands are missing and we’ll map a pilot together.

A quick call to see if it fits your service.