Researchers, COVID-19 which can also be used for vaccination autonomous vaccine robot developed. Scientists are researching new techniques for the coronavirus pandemic, which has negatively affected our lives for about two years. While a group of scientists is focused on developing a vaccine, another group is trying to find the source of the pandemic. However, there are also those who want to contribute to pandemic studies in different fields. For example, in Canada two researchers signed a new study. Here is what the researchers developed needle-free vaccination device that…
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The vaccine robot uses a different technique
at the University of Waterloo (Canada) Cobionix attempt,cobiHe introduced his new device named ‘. This new robot autonomous and without a needle somehow inoculates. The research team claimed to be the first robot to successfully perform intramuscular injection. Moreover, the robot does this, without using a subcutaneous needle doing.
COVID-19 The robot, which can also make the vaccine, passes high-pressure serum through an opening in the skin the width of a human hair instead of a needle. People who want to vaccinate this robot first make an appointment online. They then show ID to a camera on the touchscreen interface.
This vaccine robotuses LIDAR sensors. LIDAR is the infrastructure of technology that autonomous vehicles use to map roads. Thanks to this technology, Cobi creates a model of the person’s body. Artificial intelligence based software determines the most suitable place for injection.
Device, co-founder and CEO of Cobionix Tim Laswell and partner Nima Time Developed by Nima Zamani said, “Autonomous solutions like Cobi can protect healthcare workers. It can also reduce healthcare costs.” said. In the coming years, the robot is expected to help vaccinate communities in remote areas with limited access to healthcare workers. Meanwhile, Laswell, Cobi’s for commercial use about to be ready two years Said it would take.
shiftdelete.netIn addition, it should be noted that such studies have increased in the pandemic. For example, in a hospital near Cairo Cira-03 A robot is working. This robot, which has a human-like face and arms, performs coronavirus tests and reminds patients to wear masks. Also Boston Dynamics’ robot dog Spot With new features, it now detects COVID-19 symptoms from two meters away.