An Rs 1.5 cr-robot in Kochi, India, has been deployed to a city hospital to cut queues. The robot, known as the Rowa Smart System, programmed in Germany, arranges medicines, checks dispensary dates and handles up to 3,000 prescriptions a day and 35,000 packs of medicine. A robotic arm is used by an Indian doctor at a government health center in New Delhi on May 25, 2016.
An Rs 1.5 cr-robot in Kochi, India, has been deployed to a city hospital to cut queues. The robot, known as the Rowa Smart System, programmed in Germany, arranges medicines, checks dispensary dates and handles up to 3,000 prescriptions a day and 35,000 packs of medicine. Doctors hope the robot will help to save time and errors for patients.