coronavirus ha remodelado a la sociedad”, mencionó Taisuke Ono, CEO of Donut Robotics, at a product demonstration in Tokyo. “data-reactid =” 13 “>“ We have worked hard for years to develop a robot and have used that technology to create a product that responds to how the coronavirus has reshaped society “, he mentioned Taisuke Ono, CEO of Donut Robotics, at a product demo in Tokyo.
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China, the United States and Europe. “data-reactid =” 32 “> The“ smart masks ”or “c-masks” will be officially launched on the market in September. The first five thousand are expected to be shipped to buyers in Japan and then marketed in China, the United States and Europe.
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“We raised our initial target of 7 million yen in three minutes and stopped after 37 minutes when we had reached 28 million yen,” added the company’s CEO.
world to create solutions around the health crisis. Among these, the artificial intelligence in hospitals and the 3D printing to create respiratory ventilators.
Technology (MIT) who, together with his team, developed sensors they could detect the virus the Ebola. “data-reactid =” 77 “> Also, among the antecedents is the project of Jim Collins, a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) who, together with his team, developed sensors they could detect the virus the Ebola.
COVID-19. “Data-reactid =” 78 “> As of today, this technology is capable of detecting diseases such as Measles, influenza, hepatitis C and even SARS. Therefore, it is hoped that they will soon be able to adapt it to detect the virus that causes COVID-19.
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