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Microsurgery robot market to play ‘key role’ in advanced cardiovascular diseases and cancer treatments

May 11, 2020 by Mai Tao

The microsurgery robot market is predicted to play “key role” in advanced coronavirus and cancer treatments, according to research by Global Market Insights.

The US microsurgery robot market accounted for $355.1 million in 2017, owing to increasing incidence of cardiovascular, neurovascular, oncology and other chronic diseases.

The increasing prevalence of chronic disease will favor industry growth in the region. Favorable healthcare and reimbursement policies coupled with adoption of technologically advanced microsurgery robots will promote revenue generation in the future. [Read more…] about Microsurgery robot market to play ‘key role’ in advanced cardiovascular diseases and cancer treatments

Filed Under: Features, Humanoids Tagged With: cardiovascular, diseases, healthcare, major, market, microsurgery, robot, robotic, robots, surgery, surgical

Robots used in various situations to fight global coronavirus pandemic

April 14, 2020 by Mai Tao

The use of robotics in the reduction of dull, dirty, and unsafe tasks is commonplace.

Some of the scenarios in which robots are sent in include the detonation of bombs and investigation of uncharted and potentially dangerous environments.

And as the world looks on, China is accelerating the use of robotics to assist with the public health crisis that is Covid-19, or as it’s more commonly known, the coronavirus.

With almost 2 million cases and more than 125,000 deaths from the disease worldwide – and rising daily – reducing the risk of person-to-person transmission is of the highest priority for government and health officials. [Read more…] about Robots used in various situations to fight global coronavirus pandemic

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: cases, coronavirus, delivery, disease, healthcare, providing, robotics, robots, technology

How AI Technologies Accelerate Progress in Medical Diagnosis

March 9, 2020 by Polly

The implementation areas of Artificial Intelligence or AI are growing rapidly. This technology is already used to improve cybersecurity, manufacturing, education, and logistics. But does AI have something to offer for healthcare?

According to the latest paper published in the Future Healthcare Journal, AI will be increasingly applied within the healthcare field, especially for the tasks of diagnosis and treatment recommendations, patient engagement and adherence, and administrative activities of the healthcare workforce.

In this article, you will find more information about the promising opportunities of applying AI in the medical field, explore the ways it can improve the treatment process, and read about the most successful AI implementations for medical purposes. [Read more…] about How AI Technologies Accelerate Progress in Medical Diagnosis

Filed Under: Computing, Features Tagged With: ai, diagnosis, healthcare, medical, patient, process, solutions, treatment

China buys Danish robots to fight coronavirus

February 22, 2020 by Mai Tao

As a new and powerful weapon against the spread of the coronavirus, Chinese hospitals are now deploying Danish disinfection robots from UVD Robots.

Self-driving Danish disinfection robots are now shipping to a number of hospitals in China to help fight the coronavirus, also called COVID-19.

This happened after Sunay Healthcare Supply today signed an agreement with the Danish company UVD Robots. [Read more…] about China buys Danish robots to fight coronavirus

Filed Under: Humanoids, News Tagged With: china, danish, healthcare, hospitals, robot, robotics, robots, supply, uvd

Exploring the Present and Future Impact of Robotics and Machine Learning on the Healthcare Industry

December 4, 2019 by Liv

Robotics has already revolutionized the manufacturing industry, but it has begun to impact the healthcare industry as well. AI is already showing that it can do a lot of what humans can, only faster and cheaper.

The potential benefits of machine learning and artificial intelligence are only starting to be seen, though we can make an educated guess regarding the benefit it can have.

Let’s look at the current and future impact robotics and machine learning is making on the healthcare industry. [Read more…] about Exploring the Present and Future Impact of Robotics and Machine Learning on the Healthcare Industry

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Toyota launches new version of walking rehabilitation robot

November 26, 2019 by David Edwards

Toyota has launch the new version of its Welwalk WW-2000, a robot designed to provide rehabilitation support to individuals with lower limb paralysis as a result of stroke and other causes.

Orders for the new model commenced in November 2019 and planned to be delivered in February 2020.

The Welwalk WW-2000 upgrades the various features of the prior model (the Welwalk WW-1000), namely the rehabilitation support functions based on motor learning theory and the ease of use in clinical settings. [Read more…] about Toyota launches new version of walking rehabilitation robot

Filed Under: Features, Humanoids Tagged With: burdens, clinical, functions, healthcare, institutions, joy, launch, medical, model, patients, prior, purchase, rehabilitation, rental, robot, robots, settings, starting, support, therapists, toyota, version, walking, welwalk, ww

ABB demonstrates new mobile robot for laboratory work

October 9, 2019 by Sam Francis

ABB today opened its first global healthcare research hub on the Texas Medical Center campus, in Houston, Texas – showcasing a number of concept technologies, including a mobile YuMi robot, which will be designed to assist medical and laboratory staff with laboratory and logistics tasks in hospitals. (See video below.)

The dual-arm mobile YuMi will be able to sense and navigate its way around its human co-workers autonomously, while learning to find different routes from one location to another.

It has the potential to undertake a wide range of repetitive and time-consuming activities, including preparation of medicines, loading and unloading centrifuges, pipetting and handling liquids and picking up and sorting test tubes. [Read more…] about ABB demonstrates new mobile robot for laboratory work

Filed Under: Industry, News Tagged With: abb, automation, center, healthcare, hospitals, hub, laboratory, medical, mobile, patients, robotics, robots, staff, texas, tmc, yumi

UPS attains FAA’s first full approval for drone airline

October 9, 2019 by David Edwards

UPS subsidiary UPS Flight Forward says it has received the US government’s first full Part 135 Standard certification to operate a drone airline.

The company will initially expand its drone delivery service further to support hospital campuses around the country, and to provide solutions for customers beyond those in the healthcare industry.

UPS Flight Forward plans in the future to transport a variety of items for customers in many industries, and regularly fly drones beyond the operators’ visual line of sight. [Read more…] about UPS attains FAA’s first full approval for drone airline

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: build, certificate, certification, company, customers, delivery, drone, drones, expand, faa, flight, fly, forward, future, government, healthcare, operations, pilot, service, services, sight, standard, unmanned, visual

Pack Expo to showcase robots in packaging industry

August 16, 2019 by David Edwards

Robot use in the packaging industry has grown nearly 48 percent among consumer packaged goods companies and 30 percent in the life sciences and pharma sector.

Pack Expo Las Vegas and co-located Healthcare Packaging Expo – scheduled for September 23-25, 2019 at the Las Vegas Convention Center – is primed to introduce the “Robotics Zone”, a new show floor destination that spotlights new robotic technology, human and robot interaction and collaborative robot displays.

The new destination area is an ideal place for attendees to get ideas and inspiration, meet leading robot providers and interact with cutting edge robotic technologies first-hand. [Read more…] about Pack Expo to showcase robots in packaging industry

Filed Under: Features, Industry Tagged With: attendees, expo, floor, healthcare, industry, innovation, interactive, las, pack, packaging, percent, pmmi, robot, robotics, robots, technology, vegas, zone

ABB Robotics to develop collaborative robot solutions for healthcare

July 18, 2019 by Anna

ABB is to introduce collaborative robots to medical laboratories as it opens a new healthcare hub at the Texas Medical Center (TMC) innovation campus in Houston, Texas.

The facility will be ABB’s first dedicated healthcare research centre when it opens in October 2019.

ABB’s research team will work on the TMC campus with medical staff, scientists and engineers to develop non-surgical medical robotics systems, including logistics and next-generation automated laboratory technologies.

[Read more…] about ABB Robotics to develop collaborative robot solutions for healthcare

Filed Under: News Tagged With: abb, abb robotics, automation, health, healthcare, houston, innovation, laboratory, manual, medical, processes, robotics, robots, tasks, texas, texas medical center, tmc, work

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