It’s unclear how patients will rate the bedside manner of these new hospital staff in Japan’s Nagoya University Hospital, but in terms of these robots’ ability to attend to patients at all ...

In Nagoya, Japan, a city that once held an entire museum dedicated to robotics, a hospital will soon add robots developed by Toyota to its medical staff. No, they won't be scrubbing in for surgery ...

A hospital in Nagoya, Japan, has deployed robots to help nurses during the overnight shift. The robots aren't involved with patients, instead designed to serve as something like a rolling delivery ...

are being put through their paces at Fujita Health University Hospital at Toyoake in Aichi, Japan. Assigning these routine tasks to robots could free up nurses to spend more time on direct patient ...

Gently opening the door to the hospital room ... At just 2ft tall, he is a state-of-the-art robot designed by a Japanese tech company to support doctors and nurses by acting as an extra pair ...

The company has deployed hundreds of OriHime robots around Japan. Equipped with a camera ... as a pilot for the demo experiment at the hospital. She had always dreamed about becoming a nurse ...

only two to three companies have developed this type of hospital robot so far,» Ishikawa says. «But now many companies are realizing the potential of the market.» In Japan alone, several ...

A hospital in central Paris has had ... Separate research in the EU, Japan and the US has produced similar robots, but they ...