USE OF ROBOTS TO SAVE LIVES DURING CORONA CRISIS

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People from everywhere across the planet, including India, are fighting the war against Corona and are playing the most important responsibility within the hospital's doctors and paramedical staff, who are the closest to the danger.
 In such a situation, an Italian company has developed a robot with slightly screen face, which is trying to assist the corona infected people without a mask first. The name of this robot is Tommy.
Tommy is one among 6 new robots designed to assist doctors and medical staff ,Robots unlike human beings aren't vulnerable to infection and are shielded from viruses,. These robots, as high as a toddler ,can understand the encompassing environment with big eyes and move around from place to put with the assistance of wheels.
They will be placed near a patient's bed for his care, when the remainder of the patients are in critical condition and it's more important for the doctor or nurse to travel to the remainder. This robot named Tommy monitors the medical devices and parameters present and acts exactly just like the hospital staff. These robots have slightly screen on their faces, with the assistance of which patients can record messages and send them to doctors and may also call someone in emergency.
Using these robots solves a number of problems including shortage of medical staff and medical supply like face masks , they  never get tired and can work tirelessly without having a risk of viral infections .


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