Living with Bots-Nursing bots - Huawei Developers

Robots are here to stay and that`s a good thing. Advances in materials science, perceptual AI, and network tech like 5G, IoT, and cloud are making it a viable possibility that a robot in some form or other will be making your life better in the near future. Moreover, increasingly connected, networked, and function-rich bots are creating a blue ocean that will be worth billions of dollars for the ICT industry.
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The function of nursing bots will include:
Collecting data from sensors embedded in wearables or from around the home. Sensors will enable predictive analytics to anticipate and respond to potential health issues.
Acting as "smart first-aiders" that can respond at the millisecond level to sudden incidents such as heart attacks or asthma attacks, greatly increasing health outcomes by administering care in the "golden 6 minutes."
Performing medical functions such as checkups, either autonomously or under the instruction of a healthcare professional working remotely.
Contacting emergency services to request home visits based on real-time analytics, which it's predicted will reduce hospital residency by up to 50%.
Transmitting medical data to clinics and hospitals, thus ensuring healthcare professionals have real-time patient information.
Serving as automated medication dispensers that can prescribe and deliver medication, ensure it's taken at the correct time and at the correct dose by accurately dispensing medicines in powder, liquid, or pill form.
Performing sanitation tasks, for example, using UV light and hydrogen peroxide vapors to disinfect a room in minutes. Ensuring that increasingly stretched healthcare resources aren't wasted by unnecessary visits to clinics or hospital.