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GMO Internet Group and Sansei partner to develop an ambulance humanoid robot

According to cnBeta, GMO Internet Group and Sansei announced a strategic partnership to develop an ambulance humanoid robot designed for ambulance transport and on-site emergency care, aiming to assist personnel with lifting and treatment tasks and improve response efficiency. The robot will feature flexible joints, high load capacity, sensors and AI perception, monitor vital signs during transport, assist with bleeding control, stabilization, and CPR, and transmit data to the hospital's emergency team to save time in care.

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GMO Internet Group and Sansei partner to develop an ambulance humanoid robot
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  1. 01According to cnBeta, GMO Internet Group and Sansei have formed a strategic partnership to develop an ambulance humanoid robot for use in ambulance transport and on-site emergency scenes.
  2. 02The ambulance robot is designed with highly flexible joints and strong load capacity to assist in moving patients and equipment in narrow corridors, stairs, or rough terrain.
  3. 03The robot will carry high-precision sensors and AI perception systems to monitor patient vital signs during transport and assist with bleeding control, patient stabilization, and CPR.
  4. 04It will act as a mobile data terminal, transmitting real-time physiological parameters and on-site conditions to the target hospital emergency team, enabling faster in-hospital care.

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