Doctors and medical staff engaged in treatment are also beginning to fear Corona infection. The reason is that despite sanitization, cleanliness and care of hospitals, the challenges are increasing day by day. Hospitals are providing sanitizers, food and medicines from the management to the government, but they have to reach the medical staff only to the patients. In the midst of increasing danger, doctors are responsible for curing patients, so now the help of robots has been taken in many hospitals. These robots are doing many types of work around the world.
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Delivery robot
To provide medicines at the right time to the patients in the hospital, a robot has been developed to provide medicines. This robot delivers the medicine given by the medical staff to the designated place. The delivery robot can employ up to three people simultaneously. With state-of-the-art technology, this robot is transporting corona-positive patients admitted to the isolation ward from medicine to their beds and food items.
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Coronavirus robot
The investigative robot is designed to lighten the work of doctors and medical staff. It listens to the work done by the doctor, such as ultrasound, saliva test, temperature check and the sound emitted by the patient's organs. With the help of the camera in it, the medical staff can look after the patient present in that room. It also sanitizes itself after examining the patient.
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Uvd robot
This robot sanitizes the hospital room with the help of UV light. It uses UV-C light which helps in destroying germs and microbes. Once charged, it can work for up to eight hours.
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Kinon robot
From sweeping the floor to delivering food, medicines and papers. Spray nozzles easily eliminate bacteria and viruses.
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Glider cargo plane
The glider is a kind of cargo plane. It is a one-time disposable glider based logistic recovery system. It is released at some distance from the affected place with the help of helicopters or airplanes.
