Medtech finds AI applications
Artificial intelligence is making its mark in medical technology applications.
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Artificial intelligence is making its mark in medical technology applications.
Its 5th generation da Vinci robotic surgery tool has 10,000 times more processing power that generation 4.
Labour shortages, a boom in ecommerce and work from home trends have created demand for robots to bridge the gap.
Coronavirus has been a catalyst, accelerating the use of robots in healthcare, industry and e-commerce.
As global healthcare systems look for ways to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, one place they are turning to is robots.
Robots are cleaning operating rooms and taking patient temperatures, helping hospitals fight the COVID pandemic.
As robot-assisted surgeries grow, Stryker Corp. and Medtronic Inc.are gaining from investments in theses tools.
Medtronic’s latest earnings beat expectations for the 14th quarter in a row.
UPS and CVS Health Corp. have teamed up to deliver prescriptions by drone.
An Indian doctor helped by a robot has performed heart procedures on patients miles away at another hospital.










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