Gaumard gives simulated patients realistic symptoms for robotic medical training

Pediatric HAL

A pediatric HAL S2225 on mechanical ventilation. Source: Gaumard

Among the uses for robotics in healthcare is in safely training medical personnel. This is especially important with ventilator shortages during the COVID-19 pandemic. Gaumard Scientific has created HAL, a robotic patient simulator that can be intubated and attached to an actual ventilator.

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