Medics have stationed a robot in a Tunisian hospital caring for coronavirus victims to restrict close contact between staff and infected patients, in a first for the North African country, the AFP reported.
The tall, single-limbed machine is mounted on wheels and is capable of taking pulses and checking temperatures and blood oxygen levels.
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