More than 50 members of staff in Singapore's Changi General Hospital are robots. Their tasks range from carrying out administrative work to performing surgery.
In Singapore's Changi General Hospital, there's a chance your surgeon won't have a heart. The cleaners might not have lungs, and the physiotherapist could be completely brainless.
That's because at Changi General Hospital , more than 50 members of staff are robots. From performing surgery to carrying out administrative work, robots have become an integral part of the 1,000-bed hospital's workforce, says Selina Seah, director for the Centre for Healthcare Assistive and Robotics Technology , which works with CGH to find high-tech solutions for problems in healthcare.
Meet Grace, a humanoid robot designed for healthcare 05:33Autonomous robots can remotely clean and disinfect rooms, while telehealth technology can enable doctors to meet patients virtually.
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