Bulacan’s RoviDoc robots vs Covid-19
NEWLY invented Roving Doctor robots will be used at the centralized quarantine facility of the Bulacan Medical Center to address the safety of doctors and nurses in their fight against the coronavirus disease 2019 .
It is designed to directly care for and provide for the needs of patients, such as administer temperature monitoring, provide timely delivery of medicines and monitor a patient’s condition, Victoriano explained.Bulacan Gov. Daniel Fernando has approved the use of three units of the RoviDoc in each floor of the Central Quarantine Facility at the BMC.
A tablet, which is a type of personal computer, can be used to program specifications for when a particular patient is taking medication or any medical need.
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