Thank you so much for such a detailed analysis of my baby. We have exciting new features coming for moxi really soon. Hopefully we can give time back to nurses so that they can do what they were trained to do instead of running around. Definitely subscribing to you.
The only useful robots in medicine that I have seen. And I designed the Dutch standard protocol for. Are medication order pick robots. That increases te efficiency of a pharmacy, enormously. And I adore the Baxter robots, that do individual pills. That’s for repeating medication, and it will pick all the pills an individual needs during a day and seals them in individual heat shrinked plastic bags. So you get a whole strip and you just tear of one and you have your daily meds. Also ideal for care homes, and saves on human error.
Another great vid from TDD - always got his finger on the pulse of tech innovation in medicine! Honest opinion - I don’t think this would work in the NHS. It’s very cool tech, and would be cool to have on a ward, however it’s benefit (reduced potential infection, cost compared to hiring more staff) doesn’t outweigh the negatives; I can’t think of a ward based job that this robot does better/fast than, or equal to any human. From the videos it looks like it would take 10/15 minutes for it to collect a catheter, and that’s not including the time it takes for the request to go out/register! It’s a interesting Segway for robotics to be used in medicine, but for me, it doesn’t fix a problem nor would it make a ward work better/more efficiently. Love to see what TDD has got next!
Thank you so much for such a detailed analysis of my baby. We have exciting new features coming for moxi really soon. Hopefully we can give time back to nurses so that they can do what they were trained to do instead of running around. Definitely subscribing to you.
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This is great advice 🙌
The only useful robots in medicine that I have seen. And I designed the Dutch standard protocol for. Are medication order pick robots.
That increases te efficiency of a pharmacy, enormously.
And I adore the Baxter robots, that do individual pills. That’s for repeating medication, and it will pick all the pills an individual needs during a day and seals them in individual heat shrinked plastic bags. So you get a whole strip and you just tear of one and you have your daily meds. Also ideal for care homes, and saves on human error.
I finally got to see the robot
You are severely under-rated. Great work as always and looking forward to you getting your first 1m subscribers!
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The hopes and dreams of Skynet finally coming true, what a wonderful feeling.
Another great vid from TDD - always got his finger on the pulse of tech innovation in medicine!
Honest opinion - I don’t think this would work in the NHS. It’s very cool tech, and would be cool to have on a ward, however it’s benefit (reduced potential infection, cost compared to hiring more staff) doesn’t outweigh the negatives; I can’t think of a ward based job that this robot does better/fast than, or equal to any human. From the videos it looks like it would take 10/15 minutes for it to collect a catheter, and that’s not including the time it takes for the request to go out/register!
It’s a interesting Segway for robotics to be used in medicine, but for me, it doesn’t fix a problem nor would it make a ward work better/more efficiently.
Love to see what TDD has got next!
I literally can’t wait to eventually work with her in the future.
she gets paid in cryptocurrencies lol
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How much longer until there's a robot down on the corner selling bags of dope ?
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Ok robot I'll just site back and let you take my job