Robotic arm designed in China could help save lives on medical frontline

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Robotic arm designed in China could help save lives on medical frontline

Can perform ultrasounds, take mouth swabs and listen to sounds made by a patient's organs.

Researchers at one of China's top universities have designed a robot they say could help save lives on the frontline during the coronavirus outbreak. The machine consists of a robotic arm on wheels that can perform ultrasounds, take mouth swabs and listen to sounds made by a patient's organs, ...

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