BIONIK Laboratories applies robotics, AI, and data analysis to neurological rehabilitation

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Between March and June, U.S. hospitals and healthcare systems collectively lost about $51 billion per month because of decreased patient volume and concerns about personal protective equipment. Robots can help improve efficiency and the quality of care by reducing contacts among patients and staffers, according to BIONIK Laboratories Corp. Its experience in applying robotics and data analytics to rehabilitation demonstrates the importance of startups working with healthcare organizations.

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