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Dr Spot, a dog-shaped mobile robot is the latest frontline worker aiding in the fight against Covid-19.
The robotic doctor has been developed by MIT and Boston Dynamics, an American robotics design company.
A new study published this month shows that Covid-19 patients are actually responding quite positively to the robotic doctor. It adds that patients are quite accepting of medical interventions by robots, especially during the pandemic.
Dr Spot is able to assess vital signs in patients, place catheters, take nasal swabs and able to conduct telehealth interviews between patients and doctors.

This robotic dog doctor is the latest frontline worker aiding the fight against Covid-19

Dr Spot, a dog-shaped mobile robot is the latest frontline worker aiding in the fight against Covid-19.

Dr Spot, a dog-shaped mobile robot, is the latest frontline worker aiding in the fight against Covid-19.
The robotic doctor has been developed by MIT and Boston Dynamics, an American robotics design company.
A new study published this month shows that Covid-19 patients are actually responding quite positively to the robotic doctor. It adds that patients are quite accepting of medical interventions by robots, especially during the pandemic.
Dr Spot is able to assess vital signs in patients, place catheters, take nasal swabs and able to conduct telehealth interviews between patients and doctors.

Students of an engineering college in Coimbatore have developed a multilingual robot prototype to bridge the gap between healthcare workers and patients in the wake of Covid-19.
Called 'A Doctor To Be', it is a fully automated patient monitoring robot, which the students from&nbsp;Kumaraguru College of Technology&nbsp;claim can help doctors collect vitals and monitor patients.
It makes use of AI, data processing and image processing to detect if patients are wearing their face masks or not in addition to recording their oxygen levels and temperature.

Covid-19: students in Coimbatore design robot for contactless care

Students of a Coimbatore college have designed a&nbsp;multilingual robot prototype to ensure contactless&nbsp;care of Covid-19 patients

Students of an engineering college in Coimbatore have developed a multilingual robot prototype to bridge the gap between healthcare workers and patients in the wake of Covid-19.
Called 'A Doctor To Be', it is a fully automated patient monitoring robot, which the students from&nbsp;Kumaraguru College of Technology&nbsp;claim can help doctors collect vitals and monitor patients.
It makes use of AI, data processing and image processing to detect if patients are wearing their face masks or not in addition to recording their oxygen levels and temperature.

A robot designed to disinfect building meant to keep coronavirus at bay was unveiled at a Russian museum on Tuesday.
Ultrabot makes use of high-dosage ultraviolet light, which officials claim, is effective in destroying the virus.
The robot was developed at Skoltech, the Laboratory of Intellectual and Space Robotics in Skolkovo. It eliminates the need for human intervention as it automatically creates a digital map of the room, navigating smoothly and avoiding obstacles.

Russia: scientists unveil robot cleaner to fight Covid-19

Scientists in Moscow have designed a robot to help fight the novel coronavirus. It uses high-dosage UV light to destroy the virus.

A robot designed to disinfect building so as to keep coronavirus at bay was unveiled at a Russian museum on Tuesday.
Ultrabot makes use of high-dosage ultraviolet light, which officials claim, is effective in destroying the virus.
The robot was developed at Skoltech, the Laboratory of Intellectual and Space Robotics in Skolkovo. It eliminates the need for human intervention as it automatically creates a digital map of the room, navigating smoothly and avoiding obstacles.

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