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July 8, 2009, Wednesday
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PANASONIC Corp said yesterday that it has developed a medical robot that dispenses drugs to patients, the Japanese electronics giant's first step into robotics.
Panasonic will sell the robot to Japanese hospitals next March and will market it in the United States and Europe later. Company spokesman Akira Kadota said the robot will cost hundreds of thousands of US dollars.
"This robot is the first in our robotics project. It sorts out injection drugs to patients, saving time for pharmacists," said Kadota.
The robot does not look humanoid. "It looks like a cabinet with lots of small drawers," he said.
Panasonic will sell the robot to Japanese hospitals next March and will market it in the United States and Europe later. Company spokesman Akira Kadota said the robot will cost hundreds of thousands of US dollars.
"This robot is the first in our robotics project. It sorts out injection drugs to patients, saving time for pharmacists," said Kadota.
The robot does not look humanoid. "It looks like a cabinet with lots of small drawers," he said.
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