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Moreover, Neurobot is capable of learning from its environment over time. It can recognize patterns—such as patients getting up at certain times or needing assistance turning over—and automatically adjust its routines. The early trials reveal strong support from nurses and positive feedback from patients, indicating that robots like Neurobot could soon become standard components of hospital care.
Singapore’s Cautious Yet Promising Approach to Humanoid Security
While some companies are rushing toward healthcare applications, Singapore-based Certis is taking a more cautious and measured approach. Their first humanoid robot, built by Aggibbot, is currently classified as a research project rather than a fully operational security solution.