UVC robot built by MIT CSAIL disinfects Greater Boston Food Bank

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The UVC robot’s point of view as it navigates the food bank facility. Source: MIT CSAIL

Essential services such as healthcare and food distribution have been under sustained stress during the novel coronavirus pandemic. A team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has teamed up with telepresence provider Ava Robotics Inc. and the Greater Boston Food Bank to design a new disinfection system.

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