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A Mumbai-based innovator Santosh Hulawale has developed three robots to assist healthcare workers and patients amid the ongoing pandemic.<\/p>\n
Santosh, with the help of his eight-member team, has developed a Multiple Service Robot (MSR), a Service Humanoid Robot (SHR), and a Disaster Management robot (DMR).<\/p>\n
According to the innovator, the robots have been developed completely in India.<\/p>\n
Santosh claimed that the MSR can be custom pre-programmed for any kind of health facility.<\/p>\n
If we want the robot to deliver a particular type of food or medicine to particular patients, we can feed the same in its program. In fact, the robot does not need human intervention, he said.<\/p>\n
Regarding the SHR, he said, Basically, it is a humanoid robot, which can be used to give a more human-like experience to the patients. Apart from delivering food, water and medicines it can interact with patients not only vocally but also physically. The robot can dance, shake hands, give a high-five, wave goodbye and can help in entertaining the people in quarantine.<\/p>\n
The DMR can carry a weight of up to 200 kgs.<\/p>\n
It can also carry patients from ambulances to the hospitals or quarantine centres and back, and those with physical disabilities to the restroom and back, Santosh said.<\/p>\n
Santosh has been working in the field of robotics for the last 20 years. I have designed 48 robots and have developed 18 such robots, he said. (ANI)<\/p>\n
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