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"The robot was set, too, but we didn't hook it up because we were too — they were moving too fast. We were moving fast," the president continued. "We weren't 100 percent sure about the tunnel being dead ended. It's possible that there could have been an escape hatch somewhere along that we didn't know about."
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Picture the scene, four months later, in the damp subterranean levels of the never-finished Satsop nuclear power plant outside Elma, Washington. There, engineers and scientists are testing the machines and algorithms that may guide missions for a time, preparing for a time when the robots won't remain on the sidelines.
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“This just happens to be one of those added tools we can use to meet our goal, which is keeping our patients safe,” she said.
“C. diff germs are so small relative to our size that if you were the size of the state of California, a germ would be the size of a baseball home plate,” the CDC’s website states. “There’s no way you can see C. diff germs on your hands, but that doesn’t mean they’re not there.”
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Because of the COVID 19 situation, clinical facilities are currently faced with the issue of trying to keep interactions between potential patients and staff at a minimum. Face masks and other precautions help, but modern technology is allowing some tasks to be completely performed without human staff.
Although humanoid robots certainly help many to have a more “personal” experience, Wegree is making its technology available for use on all kinds of touchscreen tablet devices that are readily available and can be employed quickly by in-clinic IT staff to provide greeting and triage capabilities.
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On March 2, a new kind of worker showed up to campus – the Starship robot. Since then, the climate on campus has changed considerably, with COVID-19 dangers causing Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to call a state of emergency and the University to temporarily move classes online . However, the robots have continued to go across campus to make their deliveries.
Cole Burley, a senior computer science major, and vice president of the Falcon Robotics organization, was surprised at the deployment.
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