Companion robots needed during COVID-19 crisis more than ever

Expper Technologies builds companion robots

Robin the companion robot during a sonography procedure in Armenia. | Credit: Expper Technologies

As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its fourth month in the United States, the new normal is challenging traditional caregiving structures with family members and nurses shielded from physically comforting patients. Children with chronic diseases have been most affected, reporting the largest spike in anxiety, stress, and isolation with the onset of COVID-19 visitation restrictions.

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