Zafi Robot Robot Nurses Deliver Medicines to COVID-19 Patients in Tamil Nadu Robots to deliver food and medicines to patients at Chennai hospital
Now technology proves the connection between food and medicine. From serving food at upmarket restaurants, robots are now being deployed to serve medicine to COVID-19 patients in Tamil Nadu in an attempt to reduce the infection risk for nurses.
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This will limit the direct contact of doctors/nurses have with the patients and reduce the risk of infection. Robot 'Zafi' in Chennai In a bid to prevent doctors and medical staff from getting infected with coronavirus, a Chennai hospital had deployed robots to serve food and medicines to COVID-19 patients or people infected with the disease. The step has been taken by Chennai's Government Stanley Medical College and Hospital to contain the spread of the deadly disease as it follows the concept of social distancing.
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Medical staff participates in a demo of the interactive robot 'Zafi' which will be deployed at COVID-19 isolation wards, at Stanley Medical hospital in Chennai. Solving the challenge Supplying food and providing medicines to coronavirus positive patients in hospitals has remained a challenge.
This is why humans are taking the help of machines.
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How it works The robot's arms hold a fixed tray in which food and medicine could be delivered to the designated spot and the equipment is remotely controlled. To be deployed at Covid isolation ward This could potentially reduce the chances of the hospital staff contracting the infection.
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