# Exaptec

> Exaptec is a Melbourne-based specialist providing telepresence and autonomous mobile robot integration, custom software, and training for healthcare and education facilities across Australia.

Exaptec is a company in the Robotics, Healthcare Technology, Education Technology industry.

Last updated: July 2026

## Pages

- [Home](https://exaptec.com.au/): Exaptec homepage
- [About](https://exaptec.com.au/about): Learn about Exaptec's history, mission, and values.
- [Services](https://exaptec.com.au/services): Discover Exaptec's range of robotics integration services for healthcare and education.
- [Portfolio](https://exaptec.com.au/portfolio): Explore Exaptec's portfolio of successful robotics integration projects.
- [Contact](https://exaptec.com.au/contact): Contact Exaptec to learn more about their robotics integration services.
- [Blog](https://exaptec.com.au/blog): Exploring the intersection of robotics, healthcare, and education, Exaptec's blog delves into the latest trends, innovations, and best practices in robotics integration.

## Blog

- [Navigating Robotics Compliance: Essential Guide for Australian Healthcare Facilities](https://exaptec.com.au/blog/navigating-robotics-compliance-essential-guide-for-australian-healthcare-facilities): Ensure your medical facility meets all safety standards with our guide to robotics compliance in the Australian healthcare sector. Learn the key regulations.

## Services

- Telepresence robot integration
- Autonomous mobile robot solutions
- Custom software integration
- Staff training and support
- Regulatory compliance services

## About

- Robotics that work for your facility
- Specialized automation for healthcare and education
- End-to-end robotics deployment and compliance

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