Small machines U.A. High School keeps on hand to carry the injured off the field, better known around campus as Transpo-bots. They surface wherever a combat exercise leaves a student unable to walk to the infirmary on their own.
U.A. High School fields these robots for moving people who cannot move themselves. The school both owns them and supplies them, and the shorter name, Transpo-bots, is the one that gets used.
Their assignment is patient transport and nothing beyond it. A pair of them will collect someone off the ground and deliver them into medical care, which at U.A. generally means Recovery Girl's Nurse's Office.
Izuku Midoriya was the first shown riding one, hauled to the infirmary once the Battle Trial was over. At the U.A. Sports Festival, two of them took Ochaco Uraraka to Recovery Girl after Katsuki Bakugo beat her. They turned up again through the Joint Training Arc, over the course of the matches that set Class 1-A against Class 1-B.
Mini Transport Robots are small machines U.A. High School keeps on hand to carry students who cannot walk on their own to medical care after a combat exercise leaves them injured.
Mini Transport Robots are more commonly called Transpo-bots around U.A. High School's campus.
Izuku Midoriya was the first character shown riding a Mini Transport Robot, hauled to the infirmary after the Battle Trial exercise.
Mini Transport Robots have carried Izuku Midoriya after the Battle Trial and Ochaco Uraraka after Katsuki Bakugo defeated her at the U.A. Sports Festival, along with other students during the Joint Training Arc.
Mini Transport Robots deliver injured students at U.A. High School to Recovery Girl's Nurse's Office for treatment.
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