Description
Robots are everywhere from science fiction to local hospital where they are changing healthcare by making a big impact on the field of medicine. Robots in medicine help by relieving medical personnel from routine tasks, that take their time away from more pressing responsibilities, and by making medical procedures safer and less costly for patients. They can also perform accurate surgery in tiny places and transport dangerous substances. They work in laboratories to take samples and transport, analyse, and store them. The first robots in the medical field offered surgical assistance via robotic arm technologies. Over the years, artificial intelligence enabled computer vision and data analytics have transformed health robotics, expanding capabilities into many other areas of healthcare. Robots are now used not only in the operating room, but also in clinical settings to support health workers and enhance patient care. During the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals and clinics began deploying robots for a much wider range of tasks to help reduce exposure to pathogens. It's become clear that the operational efficiencies and risk reduction provided by health robotics offer value in many areas.
THK IN MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
