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High school students build a robot to help maintain physical distancing

April 29, 2020
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At a time when maintaining physical distance has become crucial, robots can play an important role in freeing up medical staff at hospitals and limiting the possibility of the spread of COVID-19.

With this in mind, a group of high school students in the country have built a robot that can deliver food and medicine and also collect wastes at isolation facilities. This they say can greatly help health workers reduce contact with patients.

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