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Dr Yousif Mohammed Alserkal, CEO of EHS, said the technology used in the blood collection robot is “unique in the region” and uses AI (Artificial Intelligence) and infrared imaging for greater precision and speed. EHS said the innovative device holds 56 patents in five different areas, with three additional patents covering internal systems and technologies to be filed soon. EHS actively participates in research studies related to the use of robots, with the aim of improving the effectiveness and sustainability of medical services.
Dr. Abdalla Al Naqbi, Acting Executive Director of the EHS Clinical Support Services Sector, highlighted the commitment to fully utilize technology to improve healthcare services.
The 49th edition of Arab Health, which will host 3,400 exhibitors and more than 180 participating countries from around the world, will be held from January 29 to February 1 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
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